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Perplexity demonstrates an interactive globe tracing Earth’s history

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Perplexity demonstrated an interactive globe that it said its Computer system built to explore Earth’s 4.5 billion years of history. Available at deeptime.pplx.app, the globe lets users drag a timeline or enter a city to see where it was located 400 million years ago. In the demonstration shared by Aravind Srinivas, Perplexity said Computer used 14 open datasets and built its own engine to move 258 tectonic plates across 109 paleo-elevation maps.

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Computer, visualize earth across 400M years https://twitter.com/askperplexity/status/2116968632890839141Aravind Srinivas · X

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    Computer, visualize earth across 400M years https://twitter.com/askperplexity/status/2116968632890839141

    Aravind Srinivas shares @AskPerplexity’s demonstration of an interactive globe that Computer built covering Earth’s 4.5 billion years using 14 open datasets, with its own engine moving 258 plates across 109 paleo-elevation maps. Users can drag the timeline or type a city to see where it sat 400 million years ago. https://deeptime.pplx.app/

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