The world’s first giant OLED globe was born in Japan, presenting Earth’s changes in real time

Our planet is changing all the time, though you may find it slow or distant to be noticeable. But astronauts can see the beauty of the earth in space and be able to observe changes in the earth. Ordinary people have a way to see it all?

If you want to, then come to Miraikan in Tokyo, Japan. A giant globe named "Geo-Cosmos" may satisfy your dreams. This globe is not a simple globe, nor is it huge. This globe, manufactured by Japan’s Mitsubishi Electric, is the world’s first large-scale OLED display globe, with a diameter of more than 5.8 meters and 10,362 organic LED displays embedded in it.

The most amazing thing is that this globe can show what is happening on our planet. How is the distribution of clouds on our planet now? What are the changes in our ocean? What will happen to the future of our planet? If you want to know these answers, look carefully at the globe and, based on the observed data, real-timely display the distribution of the earth's clouds, ocean acidification, temperature changes, and other Earth-related observations.

Global research and observation data will be sent to “Geo-Cosmos”, and when we see “Geo-Cosmos”, it will already have “life”, which can change with the change of the real earth and show the audience Our Earth changes every minute.