This past Sunday we made two excursions to the region Physics on NewWorldGrid, where we discovered and explored a giant-sized physics lab as well as a planetarium.
In our second meeting of the day we met with the creator Aime Socrates, who also built the amazing CERN nuclear physics area we explored in a previous visit.
Read on for a full transcript and many photos from our two meetings on Sunday.
At this meeting we learned about an Opensim whiteboard tool designed by Trevor Meister and visited a There.com outpost on NewWorldGrid created by Mike_37uk There.
We also briefly discussed dachshunds. A subject very dear to me.
Read on for a full transcript and many photos of our adventure.
For today’s meeting, we visited VWERGrid, the new home of the Virtual Worlds Education Roundtable community.
On November 11th, 2010, the Virtual Worlds Education Roundtable announced the opening of their second virtual home on their own Opensim grid called VWERGrid. Today we traveled to VWERGrid and had a chance to speak with AJ Kelton, the founder of the VWER.
Read on for a full transcript and many photos of our adventure.
This past Sunday we made two excursions to a very special Christmas Festival on FrancoGrid.
The creative force behind the festival was Nani Ferguson, who also created the amazing Pandora region we visited in a previous tour.
This festival features a beautiful Christmas Village, free winter clothes, skiiing, ice skating, and a challenging Christmas Hunt full of freebies.
The festival will be open until Jan 19th, so be sure to check it out before it closes!
There are 3 full regions to explore (Winter, Pole Nord, and Noel), including a hidden underground chocolate maze full of surprises.
Read on for many photos and a full transcript of our discussions.
The map on the left is my first attempt to summarize all the different grids and regions we’ve visited with the Hypergrid Adventurers Club. It also shows the hypergrid routes we’ve taken in the course of our exploration.
I deliberately did not include things like coordinates and hypergrid addresses, since I wanted this map to be an overview and more of a conceptual outline.
We’ve been pretty busy, yes?
And there’s still so much more for us to explore.
Read on for help making your own maps, and learn about an exciting new project called HyperBase42.
For today’s meeting, we explored the region CERN on New World Grid.
In real life, CERN (the European Organization for Nuclear Research) is one of the world’s largest and most respected centres for scientific research. The instruments used at CERN are particle accelerators and detectors. Accelerators boost beams of particles to high energies before they are made to collide with each other or with stationary targets. Detectors observe and record the results of these collisions.
The region CERN on New World Grid features detailed recreations of real life architecture at CERN as well self-guided tours of models of particle accelerators.
Read on for a full transcript and many photos of our adventure.
Today we took two tours of Vanish Seriath’s standalone grid “The Grey Inn Between.”
The Grey Inn was inspired by a story of “The Sandman” by Neil Gaiman, and it’s a magical place full of many beautiful creations. Vanish gives his work away freely on The Grey Inn, and his blog has many helpful tutorials and downloadable free content for use in Opensim.
Read on for many photos and a full transcript of our discussions!
In today’s two meetings we explored the region Quebec on FrancoGrid. This region featured a library with interactive 3D exhibits, a planetarium with a UFO exhibit, and a replica of the Pont de Québec bridge. We also had great discussions including one about content ownership and licensing in OpenSim.
Read on for a full transcript and many photos of our adventure.
In today’s two meetings we explored a recreation of the 1939 New York World’s Fair on ReactionGrid, featuring the iconic Trylon and Perisphere.
We also took a trip to LexGrey Barbosa’s new region on FrancoGrid, which he hosts from an OpenSim server in his home.
Read on for a full transcript and many photos.
I’ve just established an Outpost for the Hypergrid Adventurers Club on the German grid of Metropolis.
It’s located in the large train station at the Metropolis arrival point *CenterWorld*. Inside you’ll find freebies and more!
Read on for more details.
Be Cunning and Full of Tricks 