90I don't think the data is available anywhere, sorry. Even my visualization doesn't reflect the whole trip. It just reflects what I could capture from the moment my program was ready to put points on a map.
Thanks for the reply! Is this semi hidden real time data still available? I contacted the stratos team, but have had no luck. Also on your map, is it cropped? I thought he took off from the airport and there was a 46mile difference from take off to landing. I guess as the climb took hours and with the earths rotation that may have caused that shift and your pings started when he was preparing for the jump?
Hey Miles, The Red Bull Stratos (I think that's how it was called) had a semi-hidden real time feed of the coordinates of his suit. If you want to make the 3D model you'd need the altitude, or you can be cheeky and estimate that if you can get hold of the exact time of launch, exact time of landing, and altitude at launch. Unfortunately I don't keep any of those data, as it was mode of an exercise on speed coding (I was programming this in Processing when Baumgartner was already in orbit!).
How did you do this? I am trying to make a physical 3D model of this path! Can you help?
A link to back that up: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denham_railway_station#Abandoned_Central_Line_Extension
Hi, I think the 'Denham' and 'Harefield Rd' stations you've added to the East of the Central Line are in fact meant to be on the West as both Harefield and Denham are towns close to Uxbridge in the West. Great work by the way.
Fascinating, thanks for creating this. How about the proposed Battersea extension to the Northern Line?
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Very interesting. Spotted a typo though - Great Misserden should be Great Missenden.
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I suppose this might be a mini bus. At least, I found an old news report (which kind of proves that the bus existed!): in 2006, a robber has stolen 7000 euro and 15 passports belonging to other passengers (these reports are in Russian and can be found by Googling "ограблены пассажиры салоники тбилиси" + Google Translate). Wikitravel mentions: Neo-Turs bus company offers bus transfers Tbilsi - Thessaloniki - Athens and back, starting from Didube bus station (price: 100 US-$). http://wikitravel.org/en/Tbilisi Here is also a question about the bus on a Q&A website: http://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/2759/what-are-the-bus-coach-connections-from-thessaloniki-greece-to-tbilisi-georg
This looks really cool! I love the fact that you're playing and experienting with new ways to display this kind of information.
I like it! There's something truly playful and yet soothing about it, and you still kept the relative geographic locations. Brilliant (ment på norsk og engelsk form)!
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I Love this map! - apologies can't think of anything else to elaborate, but when I am not so poor I am going to buy it. Personally I wouldn't worry about the mistakes as its more of an interpretation of a map than the really thing, and it works as it is.
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Bravo!
Che, está de puta madre!
Muchas gracias querido. A ver si posteo consistentemente de una puñetera vez. Un abrazo.
Me congratula ser el primero en dejar un comentario en tu nuevo proyecto de blog. Un saludo, Francisco. Espero verte pronto. Pablo