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Animated Google traffic, cool Toronto time lapse, the making of an Island

Sunday, September 03, 2006

The people at Google Labs whipped up an animated gif (yes I know, thats so 90's) showing google traffic during a 24 hour period. Basically the traffic follows the daylight as it travels around the world as most internet traffic is during the day. Still this is pretty cool.

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Here is a great time lapse photo of downtown Toronto found at topleftpixel.com

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Ever wonder how Islands are made: http://www.damninteresting.com/?p=653

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