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Online version of A Walk Through Time

Take the online Walk Through Time


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Framed version of A Walk Through Time, includes an interactive timeline.



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No-frames version of A Walk Through Time, suitable for printing.

Welcome to A Walk Through Time Online, a scientific understanding of the evolution of life on Earth. We offer this story on the Web in the conviction that it is a rich and deeply meaningful context for identifying and addressing the most critical issues of the future.

To take this Web Walk, imagine yourself walking along a meandering stream for a mile, encountering the story of life's five-billion-year evolution by reading 90 panels situated at intervals along the trail. Imagine that with every foot of that mile you are moving one million years down the evolutionary path. As you follow the stream, remember that between the first dated panel (4600 million years ago) and the next (4500 million years ago), you have walked 100 feet and the water in the stream has flowed for 100 million years. And so it continues for the next 3600 million years.

After 40 panels, the times and distances become shorter and shorter, up to the present (it's not that more happened; we just know more the closer we come to the present). Try to keep those time and distance images in your mind as you move from panel to panel.

Click underlined words for access to a glossary of definitions.

Enjoy the Walk!

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