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Extraordinary pictures show America as it has never been seen before. These stunning CGI images reveal what the nation looks like from the skies, and how its transport and communication infrastructures work to power the vast nation on a daily basis. Everything from the routes taken by Manhattan pizza delivery drivers on a Friday night to Domino's Pizza truck movement across the country are replicated in breathtaking detail.
Way of the dead: These lines show the unpublicized transportation of dead bodies, some clearly being repatriated to their home states from the U.S.'s retirement mecca state of Florida
The route of a family-run combine harvesting business as they zig zag across the U.S.
U.S. electricity network laid bare
Snack time: GPS trails reveal the routes taken by cycling pizza delivery riders on one Friday night in Manhattan. Each rider's shift lasts eight to nine hours, in which time they can deliver between 30 and 40 pizzas all over the city
Unemployment: The number of job losses in the U.S. chronicled in this stunning image
Linked in: The vast array of towers across the U.S. that enable almost anyone to communicate or connect to the internet, wirelessly
Originally posted by mikemck1976
reply to post by Sek82
You aren't kidding about the unemployment image.
My little state, (Ohio) is lit up like a Christmas tree.
I knew it is bad, but I had no idea how bad it is here.
The image really puts it into prospective.
Originally posted by OZtracized
Originally posted by mikemck1976
reply to post by Sek82
You aren't kidding about the unemployment image.
My little state, (Ohio) is lit up like a Christmas tree.
I knew it is bad, but I had no idea how bad it is here.
The image really puts it into prospective.
What if there was a corresponding dark spot for every person hired?
I dare say the overall image would be much less spectacular.