We visualize Earth’s history through the geological timeline to reveal the planet’s many epochs, including the Anthropocene.
Where do the world's major earthquakes happen? This map highlights the epicenters of earthquakes on record between 1956 and 2022.
Join us as we look back at some of the most exciting, inspiring, and biggest science stories that made headlines in 2022.
Snowflakes are ice crystals that are beautifully diverse and mysteriously symmetrical. We show what controls their intricate designs.
We introduce the visual diversity of bacteria and illustrate how they are categorized by appearance—from a single cell to an entire colony.
The eye is one of the most complex organs in biology. We illustrate its evolution from a simple photoreceptor cell to a complex structure.
Despite its simple appearance, blood is made up of many microscopic elements. This infographic visualizes the composition of blood.
This new planet-wide animated map, based on a decade of space agency research, shows where water can be found on Mars.
All living things have a genetic system made up of DNA. This graphic explores the basics of DNA composition and structure.
This graphic provides a brief introduction to volcanoes, explaining their different types of shapes and sizes, and how they erupt.
We explore the ultimate frontier: the composition of the entire known universe, some of which are still being investigated today.
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