Hey, you’re getting this because you grabbed the 50 free websites list from @esc8pe.reality, so I figured I'd send you a few more cool things to explore.

1. WindowSwap (window-swap.com)
Click one button and you get a short video of the view out of a stranger's window anywhere in the world. Regular people submit the clips, so you might land on a rainy street, a quiet farm, or a cat sitting on a windowsill.

2. NASA's Eyes (science.nasa.gov/eyes)
A 3D model of the solar system that shows where planets, asteroids, and NASA spacecraft are right now. You can fly along with missions like Voyager 1, which is still sending data back from interstellar space. Use the time slider to speed up and watch planets move around the Sun.

3. Earth (earth.nullschool.net)
It works like a globe you can spin and zoom, except instead of satellite photos it shows live wind, weather, and ocean currents. You can also switch to layers that show pollutants like carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide. Click the word "earth" in the bottom-left corner to open the menu and switch between layers.

4. The True Size Of (thetruesize.com)
Most world maps stretch countries the farther they are from the equator. Type in a country and drag it around the map to see its real size compared to everywhere else. Greenland looks about as big as Africa on most maps, but Africa is roughly 14 times larger. Try dragging Russia down to the equator and watch how much it shrinks.

5. TOEM 2
You play a photographer traveling to capture the blooming of an ancient tree at a festival, helping the locals with their problems along the way. The whole thing is black and white, with a look somewhere between Paper Mario and a small 3D platformer. It's in the 93rd percentile of games scored on OpenCritic, and it's a good pick if you want something calm to play in short sessions.

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Have fun exploring,

esc8pe