EYEINSKY is now online
The live planet clock debuts its Editorial skin and opens at eyeinsky.org as a beta.
What if you could see the whole planet, right now, from your browser? EYEINSKY opens at eyeinsky.org as a public beta with a new visual skin called Editorial.
The globe has a glowing atmosphere, sunlight computed from the scene clock, real night lights and a star sky built from a catalogue. On desktop it enters tilted and slowly drifts to centre; on mobile it faces the Sun and everything fits in a single sheet.
The interface reveals itself by intent: no panels at rest, advanced data one tap away and a Centre button that re-locks onto moving objects.
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EYEINSKY goes online
eyeinsky.org is up while work on the 3D globe continues. Read →