PinTheEarth is a "collaborative digital project built by the world, one pin at a time." At its core, the site features a digital globe that connects visitors via a single, continuous string. Every time a user drops a pin, the line extends, weaving a collective journey that currently spans 3.8 million kilometers across 617 individual locations.When you share your location, a red pin is

Isometric NYC Snow In January, a massive isometric map of New York was released. Isometric NYC is a sprawling pixel art tribute to the city, visualizing every block - from iconic skyscrapers to tucked-away corners - from a unique isometric perspective.Of course, one of the primary hurdles for any cartographer is that the world never stops moving. No sooner is a "definitive" map

Last week, I released a three.js blimp map game - The Hunt for Red Octangles. In response, over the weekend, Map Channels sent me links to two fascinating projects he recently stumbled upon.mrdoob's Three.js Tokyo City Generator This vibe-coded three.js pan across a generated night-time cityscape was created using Gemini Canvas. If you want to improve the scene (or change the "

In August 2025, France had a carbon intensity of 25 gCO₂eq/kWh, while Missouri was 688 gCO₂eq/kWh. In other words, Missouri has a carbon intensity about 2,652% higher than France.You can compare the carbon intensity of different regions and countries of the world for yourself using Electricity Maps. Electricity Maps is a sophisticated live visualization that tracks where your electricity comes

Have you ever wondered what your neighborhood would look like inside The Grid - the neon digital frontier of Tron? I decided to find out. By combining OpenStreetMap data with three.js, I transformed my local streets into a fully explorable, 3D neon world. The process was so rewarding that I integrated the Overpass API, allowing anyone to teleport to their own corner