0130 BCE
Drag the years below and the globe turns to that time. Each stop opens a different way in: events, people, journeys and topics.
Here is Egypt in 30 BCE, in the last days of Cleopatra, with what was happening there.
People: who lived there that year.
0230 BCE
Every place and every person opens into the full article, with its contents, key facts and pictures beside it.
031944
Pick a year and see what was happening in every country, side by side.
041871
From the whole planet down to one street corner in Chicago, in a single motion.
051969
Pull back past the Earth and the Moon, out to the Sun and all eight planets.
061939–1945
Follow World War II from the invasion of Poland to Hiroshima, one stop at a time, its path drawn across the globe.
071994
Eight turning points, from the earliest art to the first steps on the Moon. Tap one to go there and start reading.
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Over a century's worth of history, packed into your 15-minute break. It opens full screen, and places you've saved work offline.
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