Google is offering grants for between 10 and 20 thousand dollars for outreach work utilizing geographic mapping web applications[1]. The deadline for proposals is April 18th [2]. So, here's the question. As physicists, is there any kind of outreach that we could do utilizing any or all of the Google map frameworks [3]? Could we work with the +American Physical Society and/or the +Society of Physics Students to map historical events in physics around the world? Perhaps an app similar to AT&Ts Air Graffiti [4] that would automatically display events in physics history on your smartphone when you neared a location would be cool. Maybe it would be useful to index all the papers in PROLA by university so when you visited a school, you would automatically be served a list of papers published there. A searchable map of outreach activities as well as physics colloquiums, workshops, and meetings would be handy. ...