its a very promising idea, i recently god into the Bronze age collapse and this was a nice way to look around at other events happening at that time and put context to it. a few bugs to iron out but yeah good work

Can you share the data, the view can be improved a lot, it's not really capturing the essence.

You need some visual feedback that it's loading. I see a blank screen for 30 seconds.

Really fun! Worked like a dream on iOS safari

See also my log-scale timeline of the universe — hand-curated rather than a giant import, and I hope also a bit nicer/simpler UI: https://deep-timeline.org

Events in the future are labelled in past tense. Rather than "happened in 4.5B" you could write "forecast in 4.5B"

Very cool

Thank you for making this, it's very nice. I love a good timeline, everything seems to make a bit more sense when it's laid out spatially.

Works, its cool to look at but might there be a use case?

Fantastic! Testing this on linux-gnome-firefox is smooth.

Instantly freezes the moment I try to interact with it on firefox.

Very nice, I would like a similar tool for analyzing system logs and metrics.

An arbitrary data error I found is that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jekadefari is shown on the year 760251. That number is obviously wrong, it instead appears to be the postcode of the place.

yeah, borked on Chrome Android too. too bad, i want to see it!

This is awesome

Cool, though I assume there's some accuracy shortfalls, when not close to zero the UI breaks when years are ~1 pixel in size.

Probably doesn't matter for much of the content, though immediately comes to mind that for after big bang there is "known events" that happened at second-scale. Don't know if there's exact Wikipeida articles of those, but with an appropriately accurate timestamp storage & handling (128bit? more?), one could well zoom in to those if they did exist.

This is so cooooool