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Globe of History
Interactive 3D globe visualizing 6,000 years of history.
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Interactive 3D globe visualizing 6,000 years of history.
192 followers
Explore battles, philosophers, inventions and more on an interactive 3D map. Filter by era and category to see how history unfolds across the globe. Powered by a custom AI data factory. **Desktop only for now**
Globe of History
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@yamsasson Thank you. I really like it, especially that you take the facts!
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
Man, this is brilliant idea – students should use it in the lessons of history. Is there a possibility to add some historical events by users?
Globe of History
@busmark_w_nika
Right now, I don't have a direct 'add event' feature because I'm strict about verifying data sources to prevent misinformation. However, a 'Suggest an Event' button is definitely on the roadmap for future updates!
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
@yamsasson Fair enough, still think it is one of the most useful launches today :)
Interesting idea @yamsasson . I’m curious how smooth the globe feels when loading large clusters of events at once. Does it stay responsive as you scroll through long timelines?
Remix Mart
This is a great tool! I hope you continue to gather more data points and explore additional UX options.
Globe of History
@harshmanwani
Thank you! 🙌 I’m definitely planning to scale up the data factory.
Regarding UX- I’d love to hear your thoughts. Was there a specific interaction or view you felt was missing? I’m currently experimenting with different ways to handle 'dense' timelines.
Globe of History
Give it a try! It handles the load surprisingly well. Even if you select the full range (-4000 to 2025) with all categories active-which is roughly 15,000+ events—it stays responsive. it’s obviously not 100% flawless and depends heavily on your internet connection
Performance is good. Even with all events added it was fine to use, just a little laggy when moving the globe due to events populating but after initial load it ran relatively smoothly again. Really cool to see all these events where they actually occured.
Globe of History
@corey_paskewitz1 Thanks for the feedback...good to hear that
I can really appreciate this project! Interested to see where it goes as far as collecting data, ensuring it's all accurate, etc. as the other commenters mention.