A living globe of world history. Drag through the years, tap any place, and see what happened there and what was happening everywhere else at the same time.
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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.
Events: what happened in a place, from the first cave paintings on.People: who lived there that year.Journeys: follow a story stop by stop, like the sea road to India.Topics: light up one thread, like the Cold War, across the whole world.021944
Pick a year and see what was happening in every country, side by side.
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Zoom from the whole planet down to a single historic site, in one smooth motion.
041994
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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Zoom out past the Earth to every Moon landing, then on to the Sun and all eight planets.
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