Hm-geosphere! Maybe it's a idea of Web2.0.

Http://hm-geosphere.sourceforge.net/

Add the following on your page:CodeYou can get the effect of the Earth on the left of my blog that can be rotated with the mouse. You can add your coordinates, which is also a idea of Web2.0.

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Hm-geosphere costume demonstration
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<Script language = "JavaScript">
Function callappletdezoom (){
Document. globe. zoomfullout ();
Return false;
}
</SCRIPT>
<APPLET name = "globe" codebase = "http://AkuAku.org /~ Dav/"ARCHIVE =" globeapplet. jar, sjg_xml.jar "code = org. headmap. globe. globeapplet. Class width = 200 Height = 250>
<Param name = "size" value = "200">
<Param name = "showcoords" value = "true">
<Param name = "coordinatesxml" value = "geocode. xml">
<Param name = "bgcolor" value = "66ff66">
<Param name = "coordscolor" value = "000000">
<Param name = "targetcolor" value = "dcffcc">
<Param name = "globecolor" value = "66 ffff">
<Param name = "coastcolor" value = "0000ff">
<Param name = "zoom" value = "Mouse">
<Param name = "externalurl" value = "http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp? Latlongtype = decimal & latitude = headmap_lat & longpolling = headmap_lon & zoom = 12 & size = big ">
You need Java to see globe applet.
</APPLET> <br>
Click and drag the Earth to rotate it! <Br/>
Double-click to select. <br/>
Click <a href = "" onclick = "Return callappletdezoom ()"> here </a> to zoom in. <br/>
<A href = "http://hm-geosphere.sourceforge.net/"> g e o s p h e r e </a> <br>

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