Fiji
Fiji.
A gallery on a single hotspot — captioned pictures, and a film that plays in the page.
The same content as the picture, as text: every part and what it says when you open it.
Fiji.
Tanzania.
W. Sahara.
Canada.
United States of America.
Kazakhstan.
Uzbekistan.
Papua New Guinea.
Indonesia.
Argentina.
Chile.
Dem. Rep. Congo.
Somalia.
Kenya.
Sudan.
Chad.
Haiti.
Dominican Rep..
Russia.
Bahamas.
Falkland Is..
Norway.
Greenland.
Timor-Leste.
South Africa.
Lesotho.
Mexico.
Uruguay.
Brazil.
Bolivia.
Peru.
Colombia.
Panama.
Costa Rica.
Nicaragua.
Honduras.
El Salvador.
Guatemala.
Venezuela.
Guyana.
Suriname.
France.
Ecuador.
Cuba.
Zimbabwe.
Botswana.
Namibia.
Senegal.
Mali.
Mauritania.
Benin.
Niger.
Nigeria.
Cameroon.
Togo.
Ghana.
Côte d'Ivoire.
Guinea.
Guinea-Bissau.
Liberia.
Sierra Leone.
Burkina Faso.
Central African Rep..
Congo.
Gabon.
Eq. Guinea.
Zambia.
Malawi.
Mozambique.
Angola.
Madagascar.
Tunisia.
Algeria.
Jordan.
United Arab Emirates.
Iraq.
Oman.
Cambodia.
Thailand.
Laos.
Myanmar.
Vietnam.
North Korea.
South Korea.
Mongolia.
India.
Bangladesh.
Bhutan.
Nepal.
Pakistan.
Afghanistan.
Tajikistan.
Kyrgyzstan.
Turkmenistan.
Iran.
Syria.
Armenia.
Sweden.
Belarus.
Ukraine.
Poland.
Austria.
Hungary.
Moldova.
Romania.
Lithuania.
Latvia.
Estonia.
Germany.
Bulgaria.
Greece.
Turkey.
Croatia.
Switzerland.
Belgium.
Netherlands.
Portugal.
Spain.
Ireland.
New Caledonia.
Solomon Is..
New Zealand.
Australia.
Sri Lanka.
China.
Italy.
Denmark.
United Kingdom.
Iceland.
Azerbaijan.
Georgia.
Philippines.
Malaysia.
Slovenia.
Finland.
Slovakia.
Czechia.
Eritrea.
Japan.
Paraguay.
Yemen.
Saudi Arabia.
Antarctica.
Morocco.
Egypt.
Libya.
Ethiopia.
Somaliland.
Uganda.
Bosnia and Herz..
Macedonia.
Serbia.
Montenegro.
S. Sudan.
The station crosses this ocean sixteen times a day. The film is one pass, sped up.
A green thread through the desert, and the fan where it reaches the sea.
The range is young enough to still be rising, and high enough to see the curve of it.
Two thousand kilometres of reef, and the only living structure visible from orbit.
The Rio Negro and the Solimões run side by side for six kilometres before they mix.
A forty-kilometre bullseye in the Sahara, and not a crater — eroded rock in rings.