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God’s Eye View: How to Install the Open-Source Spy-Satellite Simulator (And What Its Data Really Shows)

Fly to the Strait of Hormuz in God's Eye View, switch on the vessel layer, and the water goes blank. One of the busiest...

A Computer Made of Human Brain Cells Is Playing Doom — Here’s What’s Actually Happening Inside It

In a lab in Melbourne, a sealed chamber the size of a shoebox keeps about 200,000 human brain cells alive in warm fluid. The cells...

Human Neurons Playing Doom: What Biological Computer Really Does

In a lab in Melbourne, a sealed chamber the size of a shoebox keeps about 200,000 human brain cells alive in warm fluid. The...

God’s Eye View: What It Is, How to Install It, and What It Actually Costs

Open it and the planet is already busy. Eleven thousand aircraft are in the air. Ships are crawling out of Rotterdam. A traffic camera...

God’s Eye View: How to Run the Open-Source Live Earth Tracker (and What It Actually Shows You)

You pick a Delta jet on final approach into Atlanta, click once, and the camera drops into the cockpit. The terrain underneath is real....

iPhone 18 Pro Review: The Hidden Engineering Behind Apple’s Smaller Dynamic Island

Apple spent a lot of its iPhone 18 Pro presentation showing something moving. Six tiny blades inside the main camera physically change the aperture, opening...

The iPhone 18 Pro’s Variable Aperture Spends Most of Its Life at Last Year’s Setting

Six laser-cut blades, each thinner than a human hair, sit behind the sapphire cover of the iPhone 18 Pro's main camera. A rotor mechanism...

God’s Eye View: The Open-Source 3D Globe That Lets You Explore the World in Real Time

Open a normal map and you expect roads, businesses, satellite imagery and directions. Open God's Eye View, and the experience feels closer to sitting...