The world is sleeping
The world is sleeping
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Ah, world without humans, truly beautiful
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Ah, the beginning of nuclear winter. It's like a snow globe full of ash you just shook on Christmas morning.
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Earth really looked cool back in 2026
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Wouldn't the other half be... not dark?
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Yeah but it's on the back side so we can't see it in this picture
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They posted the wrong image. This is actually "Earth as a rogue planet"
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It could be a lamp which you need to turn on to see through it
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Or after we scorched the sky.
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Wasn't there a time in history there was so much volcanic activity there was no daylight? Or was this only very local, don't know.
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Is that a chalkboard globe? I'm gonna need one for LARP.
EDIT: Damn, this is an old picture, or they don't sell it here :(
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You can buy chalkboard paint pretty easy though. Just buy a globe that doesn't have any topographical detail and paint it!
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That's probably way cheaper. Smart thinking!
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You should draw someones face on it
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I wonder what works on it. Chalk? Chalk markers? Dry erase markers?
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Product idea: A nightstand globe lamp, but it's a spherical screen that shows real time weather. Or other planets/moons. Maybe add a mode to simulate one of those plasma globes.
I would absolutely buy a globe with live weather. That would be so cool!
A mode where it turns into the night sky as seen around the world.
Fam, you got a million-dolla idea.
I'm definitely going to get one. Well the inevitable Chinese knockoff of course
Patent that shit right away
I mean, if you have £40,000 to spare, you could buy a big spherical display and then write your own software for it
Oh how cool would it be if it could sync regions of the world as the ISS flies over and you get a projected image of what it really looks like
Check out zoom.earth
Not perfect but I do love to see real time satellite!
I'd even be interested if it wouldn't be a full globe since there are plenty of countries who's weather is least of my concern. I'd even be interested if it were a virtual globe in an app like Google Earth.