Terrible vidéo… Au #Brésil, un morceau de falaise s’est détaché sur des bateaux de touristes et a fait au moins six morts, selon le dernier bilan. Plusieurs personnes manquent toujours à l’appel. pic.twitter.com/kjlF1l1NiM

— Hadi Hassin (@hassinhadi) January 9, 2022

Plate tectonics at work. Let's assume the current international borders will still be in place in 250 million years. This is what the world would look like. I particularly like the Nigerian-Canadian border and landlocked Brazil. Source: https://t.co/p1ShDDOIHO pic.twitter.com/xXebNf14di

— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) December 26, 2021

#30DayMapChallenger 3D

I recently discovered Canada's high resolution DEM data (https://t.co/H8nemzcrFu) and I have always wanted the "adding osmdata to {rayshader} tutorial, so here we go.
"Acropole des draveurs" trail in Quebec, Canada

{rstats} code https://t.co/xMedcN9qzw pic.twitter.com/5Nz5GmHaRO

— Simon Coulombe (@CoulSim) November 11, 2021

Instead of cutting New Zealand off the world map, we see it placed at the center of the world here. Oh, how the tables have turned… Source: https://t.co/ZQSvQksifT pic.twitter.com/WVAbtvdIbE

— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) July 14, 2021