A version of this article appears in print on Jan. 30, 2024, Section D, Page 8 of the New York edition with the headline: A Bird’s-Eye View of a Technicolor World.

Latest tech allows for a bird's-eye view of a driving scene, referred to as computational omnipresence, which could be a huge boon toward the advent of self-driving cars.

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. -- A bird’s-eye view may take on new meaning thanks to Army-funded research. Scientists found that a protein in bird’s retinas is sensitive to the Earth’s ...

It's a view of Auschwitz even those who visit in person rarely get to see. This aerial footage shows the immense scale of the prison camp, where 1.5 million were put to death by the Nazis during ...

Bird's eye view of troops on outskirts of Los Angeles in Los Alamitos as Trump deploys more soldiers to LA than Iraq and Syria after four nights of violent protests.

Among examples researchers found: Birds with larger eyes need to see prey from far away while those with smaller eyes spend more time in the sky and glaring sun.

A charming birds-eye view map of San Francisco printed and distributed in 1884 depicts the area as it appeared before the discovery of gold. The only streets marked on the map are Montgomery ...

Auschwitz: A Doctor's Eye­wit­ness Account by Dr. Mik­lós Nyis­zli tells the sober first hand account of a doc­tor who was selected by Dr. Men­gele, evil incar­nate, to help him per­form ...

Visual documentation of Auschwitz’s horrors is limited but eye-opening, the exhibit including drawings by Jan Komski, a Polish man who was placed on the first transport to the death camp, in ...

Today is a look at the creation of a "Bird's Eye View" of Greater Lafayette in 1894. This is taken from a column published June 14, 2009.