the planet thinks
A free data visualization — play it in your browser, no install. Watch Wikipedia being edited in real time on a 3D globe — theplanetthinks.com
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Watch Wikipedia being edited in real time on a 3D globe. Every pulse is a real edit happening right now to an article about a place — the planet, visibly thinking.
Wikimedia EventStreams recentchange feed, keeps article edits from all ~300 language Wikipedias, resolves article coordinates (batched and cached), and fans the result out over WebSocket.
day/night Earth, bloom, a drifting starfield, a cinematic auto-tour, optional chimes, and generative ambient music.
Edits light up where the article subject is located.
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