Alternatives

Products that do what the Mercator projection like you've never seen it before does

1IE
Interactively explore different map projections▲109
2017 · mjmdavis.com
2VT
Visualizing the transmission between you and base stations▲75
2020 · github.com
3
Huvr▲65
Yes. That hoverboard from Back to the future.
2014
4
Tomnod▲78
Crowdsourced Malaysian plane search via satellite images
2014
5
World View▲66
Voyage to the edge of space.
2014
6TS
Teleport – see what the web looks like from elsewhere in the world▲48
2014 · teleport.to
7
Telescope▲147
Open-source HN clone built with Meteor
2013
8WA
Walk around unusual geometries▲149
2015 · parametricity.com
9
Flying Saucer Drone▲82
A smartphone-integrated UFO by PARROT
2015
10YA
Yet another (faster) way to discover events nearby▲137
2016 · etrigg.com
11
PixelSpace▲68
A tediously accurate scale model of the solar system
2014
12FT
Flight Times Sliced, Diced and Visualized (side project)▲69
2014 · flightsphere.com
13
Navion▲88
First holographic car navigation (pre-launch)
2015
14
Skyview▲68
Explore the universe.
2014
15ET
Explore tilings of the hyperbolic plane by moving the mouse▲46
2014 · github.com
16TN
The new Windria – 2-5km precision wind forecasts▲63
2015 · windria.net
17
Points▲71
The most advance wayfinding system on earth
2013
18AR
Augmented Reality App to Predict the Sun and Moon Location▲49
2016 · play.google.com
19AM
A Mindmap of Physics▲6
2022 · github.com
20ED
Exoplanets Data Visualisation Using D3.js▲50
2019 · exoplanetexplore.now.sh
21AO
Advent of Pixels▲34
2018 · advent.klart.io
22DD
Data Driven Tech Radar▲41
2016 · datadriventechradar.com
23AW
A WebGL demo of the Observer Effect▲15
2014 · qntm.herokuapp.com
24IS
Introducing Spaceship▲16
2012 · blog.spaceship.io

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