And what this data leaves in its wake is a landscape.

Rocky Terrain

The geography and choreography.

It's easy enough to say that the world shapes our maps of the world, right?

What was the terrain like?

You sift through the detritus.

We know these mountains.

You're talking about a ghetto, aren't you?

Geography hasn't changed.

The earth is similar to an orange in shape.

The earth is shaped like a sphere.

Mission to destroy Al Qaeda and Taliban forces in the valley of Shah i Kot

It sucks the moisture out of the atmosphere.

Show me how the terrain is.

Before we can answer the question of what the earth's circumference is, we need to start thinking about what the shape of the earth is.

The earth is the shape of an orange.

And we tried to use it to visualize Third Avenue.

In this challenge you are given the shape of a region and you must place it on the map

So Earth's orbit maybe looks something like that.

This land began in the beginning.

For shaping and eroding the earth, it's... You can feel it.

The earth is shaped like a sphere.

The third option is about the sun and the moon, but we're not talking about the sun and the moon.

This is the Hang Seng index for Hong Kong.

Our journey starts in space, where matter condenses into spheres over time ... solidifying into surface, molded by fire.

So the city basically extended to City Hall Park.

We dropped a probe in the atmosphere of Titan.

The girl made a doll out of a piece of cloth.

Everybody contributes a little bit.

And these birds are smart.

With the HULC exoskeleton,

The terrain is extremely rough.

And just by the tactile information, it successfully crosses over these type of terrain.

And here you can see that it's walking over unstructured terrain.

Landscaping.

Or so we thought.

Use the terrain to stay hidden till the last second.

We can digitize the Collect Pond and the streams, and see where they actually are in the geography of the city today.

The first thing you do is understand what is your view

From Adrienn Meszaros, 30, Budapest, Hungary.

AG Brilliant.

Looking at the five major rivers that feed Bangladesh.

I will talk more about lasers in my robotics class, but here you can see how the robot is able to build 3 D models of the terrain ahead.

We can see the fields that the Native Americans made.

But it's really necessary to do it.