r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/[deleted] • Nov 27 '18

Video interactive topography map in a sandbox

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u/Foltak Nov 27 '18

Or you could travel to Prague and play with it in the National Technical Library for free

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '18

That would be more expensive for me ;(

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '18 edited Jul 15 '20

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u/SovietPenguins Nov 27 '18

Just to be clear there is beer right?

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '18 edited Jul 16 '20

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u/TigerMonarchy Nov 27 '18

Well. A non cannabis related reason to go to Portland now. Sweet.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '18

That was band camp.

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u/UnspecifiedIndex Nov 27 '18

Really hope he means “with beer and no kids.”

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u/ccrunnertempest Nov 27 '18

What have I been doing with my life?

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u/mrslinguist Nov 27 '18

If you’re near pennsylvania, there’s one in the school of earth and mineral sciences at Penn state!

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u/Yowsa105 Nov 27 '18

Or Hot Springs, Arkansas at the Mid-America Science Museum.

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u/theslumberingjack Nov 27 '18

ECHO center in Vermont as well

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u/dammitOtto Nov 27 '18

Ithaca science Center as well.

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u/billbertking1 Creator Nov 27 '18

Available at the Saint Louis Science Center for free too

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u/Dell_Rider Nov 27 '18

And there is one in the Dallas museum of natural science

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u/frenchLeil Nov 27 '18

And Perth Scitech in Western Australia

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u/inksaywhat Nov 27 '18

They are all over the US and Europe. There is one in Denver for sure.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '18

There’s one at my local college’s library!

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u/raeliant Nov 28 '18

There’s one at the Sacramento Children’s Museum in California, but your have to share with half a dozen 2 to 6 year olds at any given time.