The universe, pulled back from your own doorstep in real imagery and real data to the star whose light left it the year you were born, then back into your own hand, down to a proton. It looks at your block and says what it sees, and it answers your questions at any scale.
Your address becomes a latitude and longitude once, through OpenStreetMap's geocoder, and is never stored. Only the public aerial photo of your block is described by a model, with no address. Headphones recommended. How it was made
Your star
25.0 light-years away
The light you'd see from it tonight left in 2001.
10−15 m, and back to your hand
Every atom of carbon in your hand was made inside a star, long before the Sun was born.