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Follow your curiosity.
Look at the evidence.

Explore historical accounts, their sources and their limits. The member library keeps the current Atlas and the earlier Explorer pilot available as separate editions.

Meet our Games: plan an orchard in Orchard Commons, trade along a coast in Tidekeepers, or solve a channel puzzle in Harbour Lights. Play solo, or take turns on one device where supported.

Atlas and retained ExplorerEarlier pilot: 11 September 2026

Earth & History Atlas

How do we know what we know about the past? Follow a guided question in the current Atlas, compare accounts, inspect their evidence and explore the map and time controls. Projects and Both members open it through their project library.

01Food before farming

What can charred remains tell us about early food preparation?

02Defining a geological age

How does a point in an ice core become a reference boundary?

03A documented journey

Follow the records behind the Apollo 11 landing claim.

Claims in the retained pilot
15
Pilot linked sources
14
Pilot mapped reference sites
2
Try the earlier pilot's free demo Open your project library

The free demo has three complete records from the 11 September 2026 pilot. Its 15-record member Explorer is retained separately; those counts do not describe the current Atlas. The Atlas is a finite, uneven collection with selected evidence and visible gaps in time and place. Research is AI reviewed, with no independent scholarly review claimed. Map locations are qualified reference context, rather than a reconstruction of the past.

Help keep the work moving

Projects membership is 250 kr a month and includes the current Atlas and retained Explorer during your paid period. It supports the wider work and my time. Earth & History has no fixed release schedule.

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