more importantly, thank you!!! it's going in a slightly different direction so i should probably remake the board at some point, but if i don't i'll make sure i post the end result at least!
How come space facts is so small compared to oceans facts? Btw, love the whole theme! Super curious to see what you create out of this <3
Space facts and thoughts
oceans vs space
that's a good point, i guess my bias in the essay is heavily towards the sea??? or that we know enough about space for all the sea info to feel new unless you're a sea nerd if that makes sense!
Hannah Arendt quotes
This makes sense and it's a very good point. I like it a lot! :D
explore the final frontier of space
17776
exploration tie in rather than (or as well as, sigh) moana? Also ties together the internet thread in a bit more?
...and the internet!
orphan ocean points; might not need them/need to slim them down/add back and beef up?
Ocean facts and points
we have more detailed maps of mars than of the sea floor!
u know what nm, direct link to multibeam sonar, which is what they use to map the sea floor, and the military, was originally developed for military use https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multibeam_echosounder
u know what nm, direct link to multibeam sonar, which is what they use to map the sea floor, and the military, was originally developed for military use https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multibeam_echosounder
"Although wired and wireless technologies are often positioned as historical competitors, cables and satellites actually have different geographic dispersions, markets, and technological affordances. Satellites, with their wide field of reception, have been more useful for rural areas and islands; they have historically been used for mass communication and have been critical in the transmission of television. 14 Undersea cables, laid on the very bottom of the ocean and surfacing only at the landing points at either end, are more efficient for point-to-point routes of dense information exchange. They also have the benefit of increased security, a consideration for military and government traffic (figure I. 2). Overall, the telecommunications industry has long regarded wired and wireless forms as complementary. Achieving redundancy is critical, and the best networks have multiple routes to any single destination. Therefore, even though the percentage of signals carried by wired technologies has ebbed and flowed, they have continued to support the expansion of economic, political, and cultural networking even during the eras of radio and satellite." - the undersea network
the mundane
infrsstructure
love this <3
oceans vs space (and the internet)
# this is a video essay i'm working on, it lacks connective tissue so i'm trying to bulk it up
Inspo!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hr2u2-gCI_g
https://open.qobuz.com/playlist/39818276
yuri's night playlist
more importantly, thank you!!! it's going in a slightly different direction so i should probably remake the board at some point, but if i don't i'll make sure i post the end result at least!
How come space facts is so small compared to oceans facts? Btw, love the whole theme! Super curious to see what you create out of this <3
Space facts and thoughts
oceans vs space
that's a good point, i guess my bias in the essay is heavily towards the sea??? or that we know enough about space for all the sea info to feel new unless you're a sea nerd if that makes sense!
Hannah Arendt quotes
This makes sense and it's a very good point. I like it a lot! :D
explore the final frontier of space
17776
exploration tie in rather than (or as well as, sigh) moana? Also ties together the internet thread in a bit more?
...and the internet!
orphan ocean points; might not need them/need to slim them down/add back and beef up?
Ocean facts and points
we have more detailed maps of mars than of the sea floor!
u know what nm, direct link to multibeam sonar, which is what they use to map the sea floor, and the military, was originally developed for military use https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multibeam_echosounder
u know what nm, direct link to multibeam sonar, which is what they use to map the sea floor, and the military, was originally developed for military use https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multibeam_echosounder
"Although wired and wireless technologies are often positioned as historical competitors, cables and satellites actually have different geographic dispersions, markets, and technological affordances. Satellites, with their wide field of reception, have been more useful for rural areas and islands; they have historically been used for mass communication and have been critical in the transmission of television. 14 Undersea cables, laid on the very bottom of the ocean and surfacing only at the landing points at either end, are more efficient for point-to-point routes of dense information exchange. They also have the benefit of increased security, a consideration for military and government traffic (figure I. 2). Overall, the telecommunications industry has long regarded wired and wireless forms as complementary. Achieving redundancy is critical, and the best networks have multiple routes to any single destination. Therefore, even though the percentage of signals carried by wired technologies has ebbed and flowed, they have continued to support the expansion of economic, political, and cultural networking even during the eras of radio and satellite." - the undersea network