We often see our images and stories pop up in different places. Obviously we see Earth Observatory content showing up on other web-based science and news media or on television. But you might see our images in other places, too.
This past week a new iPhone/iPad app called Xweather was launched in the iTunes store. This app takes advantage of our Natural Hazards RSS feed to highlight event imagery around the Earth.
And a few weeks back, my wife and I were browsing through a fabric store when a particular pattern caught our eye: the Blue Marble (2000) on a quilt! This pattern is by Emily Cier of Carolina Patchworks.
Where have you seen images and stories from the Earth Observatory? Other apps? Posters? Uses in books? Hot air balloons? The Blue Marble gets quite a bit of use in advertising and other places (a quick search of Flickr provides several examples). Let us know what else you find…or what else you do with it yourselves.
Tags: apps, Blue Marble
Hi, I love the images and I’ve created a folder which I use both for screen saver & alternating desktop image. It keeps life in perspective.
Thanks for the pictures.
Luly
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Google Earth is a good application that has some meticulous images… The detailing is great and is a must have application on your devices…
I have downloaded this “Xweather” apps in my iPad and its really excellent app about weather.