Wormhole
Quoted from
Wikipedia:
In physics, a wormhole is a hypothetical topological feature of spacetime
that would be, fundamentally, a "shortcut" through spacetime.
To us, a wormhole is a "shortcut" that bridges
two information points in cyberspace.
Enrich Wikipedia with Space Exploration Mission Data
We are building
web services that make it easy to create information wormholes.
A pilot wormhole widget has been developed to seamlessly
integrate mission imagery data with Wikipedia articles.
It is currently delivered as a
bookmarklet
that a user can add to a web browser.
How to Add Bookmarklet to Browser on Desktop
Note: iPad users please use this
instruction
instead.
- Firefox Browser
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- Make sure the Bookmarks Toolbar is visible.
Select "View" from main menu then "Toolbars" and check "Bookmarks Toolbar".
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Drag this link Wormhole
to the Bookmarks Toolbar.
The bookmarklet will be displayed as a button named as "Wormhole"
along with the browser's default icon on
the Bookmarks Toolbar.
- Google Chrome Browser
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- Make sure the Bookmarks Bar is visible.
Right click on any part of the menu bar and check "Always show bookmarks bar".
Or simply do Ctrl+Shift+B.
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Drag this link Wormhole
to the Bookmarks Bar.
The bookmarklet will be initially displayed as a button
with the browser's default icon
on the Bookmarks Bar. You can add a name to it as follows: move your mouse
over that button and right click, then select "Edit", type in "Wormhole" and
click "OK".
- Safari Browser
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- Make sure the Bookmarks Bar is visible.
Select "View" from main menu and select "Show Bookmarks Bar".
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Drag this link Wormhole
to the Bookmarks Bar.
The bookmarklet will be displayed as a button named as "Wormhole"
along with the browser's default icon on
the Bookmarks Bar.
- Internet Explorer Browser
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Make sure the Favorites Bar is visible. Click on any part of the menu bar
and check "Favorites Bar".
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Using your mouse, right click on this link Wormhole
and select "Add to Favorites".
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Select "Favorites Bar" folder in combobox and click the Add button.
The bookmarklet will be displayed as a button named as "Wormhole"
along with the browser's default icon on
the Favorites Bar.
- Opera Browser
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Make sure the Personal Bar is visible.
Select "View" from main menu then "Toolbars" and check "Personal Bar".
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Drag this link Wormhole
to the Personal Bar.
The bookmarklet will be displayed as a button named as "Wormhole"
along with the browser's default icon on
the Personal Bar.
How to Use the Bookmarklet
Vist one of the following Wikipedia articles:
After the article page is fully loaded, click on the "Wormhole" button.
The very first image of the page will be replaced by a slide show with control
buttons (move your mouse over that image to use them).
You can start/play/step/stop the show.
All images are dynamically served from our server.
This is an on-going effort and you are most welcome to send in comments
and suggestions. Please use this
online form to contact us or report
problems.
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