Hey Vsauce I'm Jake and I just created a band called Vsauce Nebula and the Hyper Manifold
or Wedding Taco of the Traditional Bean. I haven't decided yet but you can make your
own with Band Name Maker.com and here are 14 more things you can do online now guys,
DONGs.
This image of London is the largest panoramic photo ever taken. It is comprised of 48,640
individual images to create one gigantic 320 gigapixel photo. If you were to print it,
it would be over 321 by 78 feet in size. Because of it's resolution you can zoom in an incredible
amount and virtually explore London.
Or you could explore over 100,000 stars, an amazing and beautiful journey traveling light
years through the known universe. You can learn about distant stars and see just how
small we are in comparison to everything else.
It really gives you a different perspective. In this flash platformer that Vsaucer Nicholas
showed me, you are a dog that has to follow your master through different challenges.
Changing your perspective will turn spikes into coins and birds into blocks to land on.
Create your own game with sploder that Tommy Sheets sent in. Choose what kind of game you
want to make and then add in all the assets that you want. You can share your finished
product and also play games that other users have made.
If your game doesn't work out then here's a sad violin...dot com.
Just don't cry for too long because They Will Eat You, a zombie game that has you trekking
through the woods, avoiding the undead for as long as you can.
Escape death by going to space in NASA: Prospect. In this fantastic interactive story, you and
your robot companion progress through our solar system, collecting the remnants of humankind,
unraveling a really interesting story, all to an awesome soundtrack.
But you could be like All Hail RETCON and wait 400 Years, a flash game where you only
have 400 years to stop a disaster. If you need to cross a body of water, you have to
wait for winter for it freezes over. If you need to climb to a different platform, plant
a tree and wait for it to grow. You have to be strategic with your time since it goes
by so quickly.
Or use your time machine...Jukebox Time Machine. Play some tunes from the 1940s and look at
bomb sight.org which maps out all the bombs dropped on London during the bomb blitz in
World War 2....which was a lot.
For something more uplifting there is peoplemov.in which shows you the world's migration patterns.
This interactive infographic gives a really cool snapshot of where people emigrate from
and immigrate to.
Instead of tracking the migration patterns of humans, use Ocearch Global Shark Tracker.
You can even read the bios of these aquatic death machines so they can lull you into a sense
of comfort before devouring you. I'm watching you, Miguel.
If you want a different experience try Atum, a game within a game. Items in the "real"
world are used to interact with the game world that you are playing. Use a lighter to illuminate
sections of the game world or cigarette smoke to block the view of security cameras.
Go to the nicest place on the internet for a virtual hug from a stranger and subscribe
to Vsauce3 for more DONGs.
Links to everything can be found in the description below.
I'm Jake and, as always, thanks for watching.