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3DGeography

  1. How about a HawaiiPhone case? Create your own unique geographical iPhone case: printablegeography.com/creator/#lat=2… #iphone #3dprinting #accessoire 7:13 PM May 12th via web
  2. We just updated our About page with lots more info about who we are and what we do: printablegeography.com/about.php You should read it! 6:52 PM May 12th via web
  3. Another unexpected use of 3D printing: Parts for converting cars from left hand drive to right hand drive: smh.com.au/digital-life/h… #3Dprinting 6:50 PM May 12th via web
  4. Answer to today's quiz: The tallest mountain in the solar system is Mount Rheasilvia on the asteroid 4 Vesta: bit.ly/JjySSq 9:00 AM Apr 27th via Buffer
  5. Today's astroquiz: What is the highest mountain of the solar system (measured base to peak)? How high is it? And where? 6:00 AM Apr 27th via Buffer
  6. Today's geoquiz answer: Topographic Prominence is a measure of the independence (and relative height) of a summit: bit.ly/JjwZVP 9:00 AM Apr 26th via Buffer
  7. Keeping with the weeks mountain theme, today's geoquiz: What does "prominence" mean in the context of geography? 6:00 AM Apr 26th via Buffer
  8. The answer to today's geo-photo quiz: The mountain in the photo is the earth's fourth highest peak, Lhotse (which is right by Mt Everest). 9:00 AM Apr 25th via Buffer
  9. Today's geoquiz (it's Eight-thousander week): Which Eight-thousander is shown in the photo? twitter.com/3DGeography/st… 6:00 AM Apr 25th via Buffer
  10. The answer to today's geoquiz: Antarctica's Vinson Massif is 4,892m, Australia's Kosciuszko is only 2,228m high: bit.ly/Jjw7R2 9:00 AM Apr 24th via Buffer
  11. It's mountain week in geoquiz land: Which continent has a higher peak, Australia or Antarctica? 6:00 AM Apr 24th via Buffer
  12. Answer for today's geoquiz: China, Nepal and Pakistan have peaks higher than 8,000m in their territory. India puts claim on some of them. 9:00 AM Apr 23rd via Buffer
  13. Continuing with the theme of yesterdays Eight-Thousanders quiz: How many countries have (or claim) an Eight-thousander on their territory? 6:00 AM Apr 23rd via Buffer
  14. We could do with a few more testers for our interactive jewelry and iphone case creator based on geographical data. Interested? 7:35 PM Apr 22nd via web
  15. @TMobile So you found a place somewhere in America where one network beats another? Well, done. 7:33 PM Apr 22nd via web in reply to TMobile
  16. To find out more about 3D printing, the manufacturing method we use to make Geobling jewelry, read the Economist: economist.com/node/21553017 1:49 PM Apr 22nd via web
  17. We know you knew this: The answer to today's geoquiz is 14. There are 14 Eight-thousanders on earth. 1:48 PM Apr 22nd via web
  18. Quick Sunday afternoon geography pop quiz: How many peaks over 8000m (26,247ft) are there in the world? 1:12 PM Apr 22nd via web
  19. Besides writing geographical quiz questions, we also sell jewelry in the shape of all countries as silver and steel: bit.ly/IcDI88 6:00 AM Apr 16th via Buffer
  20. The answer to today's quiz: Cameroon is "Africa in miniature". Why? bit.ly/IcCqtQ Also: Cameroon silver pendant: bit.ly/IcCLN9 9:00 AM Apr 13th via Buffer