From The Rocky Mountain Collegian (Student Newspaper at Colorado State University):
An integral part of the Morgan Library’s efforts to become that information and technology hub is the library’s large-scale Google Liquid Galaxy projector system that operates in the library’s first-floor event hall. The library has a smaller Liquid Galaxy program situated near the back of the first floor computer lab in the library, but this one is unique in that it is displayed on a wall using three different projectors.
“It’s the only one of its kind in the entire world,” Ramsay said.
The Liquid Galaxy displays a geospatial map of the world that students can explore in depth. Students and professors can use the software to track fires, discover geo-fracking sites, compare country’s oil consumption and more. Ramsay believes this system will help display information to students in a way that makes sense.
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See Also: Google Liquid Galaxy Page (via Colo. St. University Libraries)
See Also: Google Liquid Galaxy Player Project Homepage (via Code.google.org)
Here’s a 2010 Demo of a Google Liquid Galaxy Player (via Mashable)
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