Video, from Eric Fischer:

Green dots are tweets about earthquakes. Gray dots are tweets about other topics. Each frame is one second (total of 12 minutes). Thanks to Natural Earthfor the land, water, and boundary shape data and the Twitter Streaming API for the tweets.

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    cooooooool i’m only like a couple days behind
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    New Animated Map of Earthquake Tweets Green dots are tweets about earthquakes. Gray dots are tweets about other topics....
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  12. rien0 reblogged this from jtotheizzoe and added:
    that’s so cool
  13. jtotheizzoe reblogged this from shortformblog and added:
    If this isn’t enough for you, like you really need to dig deep into the speed of seismic waves and tweet waves, there’s...
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  15. shortformblog reblogged this from jeffmiller and added:
    Neat little graphic.
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