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Does everyone know about this? A real-time online simulation of the Apollo 11 Mission, launched yesterday, exactly 40 years, to the second, since the real thing went up.
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Indeed it's lovely. So much attention to detail and the design is so well-crafted. All in all a rich user experience.
Some of your web design oriented readers might find a post we published today on typography on the web informative: http://bit.ly/webfontproposal
Posted by: Christopher Murphy | 17 July 2009 at 03:11 PM
I'll see your shiny flash graphics and I'll raise you a Kottke designed analogue tv youtube mashup
http://kottke.org/apollo-11/
Posted by: Daniel Neville | 21 July 2009 at 05:47 AM