An ambitious and impressive idea beautifully executed, We Choose The Moon is a celebration, in Flash, of the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landings, recreating the Apollo’s journey in full 3D and real-time wonder. As the original run through of the journey has finished, it is now possible to experience the moon landing at a your own pace, from the Apollo’s launch to Neil Armstrong’s first step on the Moon with the actual recordings from the time running in the background.

Website – www.wechoosethemoon.com

Over the course of several months from October 2008 to April 2009 Rhett Dashwood spent his free time scrutinizing Google Maps to find letters within the world around him, making his task more difficult for himself by limiting his search to the state of Victoria, Australia.

A strange project mixing traditional and modern elements which seem immiscible, proving how very compatible they are.

[Locations links will send you to Google Maps]

Locations - a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, y, z

Website – www.rhettdashwood.com.au

Cargo is a content management platform for creatives from the people over at Space Collective. Though currently still under development, with only a handful of websites allowed to access the system, the system shows much promise in the area of creative communities, acting like a huge sink to collect content of websites in the network.

Hopefully Cargo will soon be available for public consumption.

Website - www.cargocollective.com

The Webs Trend Map is a unique and beautiful visualization by Information Architects Inc. which maps this years 333 leading Web domains and 111 most influential Internet people onto the many stations and lines of the Tokyo Metro map.

Website – www.webtrendmap.com

Map on Flickr – www.flickr.com/photos/formforce/3409362834/sizes/l/

Fontpark, by Morisawa, is a typographer’s flash playground in which, by dissecting Morisawa Font, you create images of any kind.

Website – fontpark.morisawa.co.jp

Nice, and massively addictive, sinewave synthesizer for making repeating tunes out of art which has a Tenori-On aesthetic to it while, at the same time, costing much less.

Something for those rainy days or anytime you don’t mind being glued to a computer for a long time.

Website – lab.andre-michelle.com/tonematrix

Daytum is a web application for collecting and presenting any data imaginable through its aesthetically-pleasing minimalistic interface, managing to do so in a way which does not aggravate the eyes. As well as being a dream to use, it is also very addictive.

Website – www.daytum.com

The Eco Zoo is a brilliant and well designed flash-based website aimed at promoting eco-friendly ways of living through the use of 3d pop-up books which can be explored by changing view points.

Website – ecodazoo.com

Flash experimentation by Mathieu Badimon. Shown is the “Block Clock”, a clock which flick sticks across the screen to create numbers.

Website – lab.mathieu-badimon.com

An innovative and easily understood way to show the time through the use of rings, Polarclock is one of those few rare screensavers worth downloading, especially as it is compatible with both Windows and Mac OSX.

Website – www.blog.pixelbreaker.com/polarclock/