Fridaygram: data centers, extinction period, Shuttle streets

Google Developers Blog Editor Scott Knaster highlights a week filled with intriguing events, starting with Google's unveiling of a new website offering an inside look at their data centers, complete with photos, a Street View walkthrough, and a WIRED article by Steven Levy detailing their evolution. The blog also touches on a paleontological discovery explaining that extreme heat, with average temperatures of 50 to 60°C, inhibited species development for 5 million years during the Early Triassic period. Additionally, the post describes the unique spectacle of the Space Shuttle Endeavour's final journey through Los Angeles streets to its museum destination, providing a rare sight for city residents. This eclectic mix of topics underscores the blog's tradition of sharing nerdy and interesting content every Friday.