We visualize Earth’s history through the geological timeline to reveal the planet’s many epochs, including the Anthropocene.
Nuclear weapons have devastating effects, but the science of how they work is atomically small. So, how do nuclear weapons work?
Human life expectancy is more than twice as long as it was in the 19th century. How do our lifespans rank compared to 49 other animals?
How much does a space flight cost? Here’s a look at the cost per kilogram for space launches across the globe since 1960.
Despite tackling the same disease, vaccines and antiviral pills work differently to combat COVID-19. We visualize how they work in the body.
We visualize changes to our understanding of human evolution with the introduction of a new ancient human species, Homo bodoensis.
This animation shows the handful of minerals and elements that constitute the Earth's crust.
The Earth's crust makes up 1% of the planet's volume, but provides all the material we use. What elements make up this thin layer we stand...
More than two-thirds of Earth’s surface is covered by water and hidden from sight. This animation drains the world’s oceans to reveal the ocean floor.
The amount of human-made (or anthropogenic) mass, has now exceeded the weight of all life on Earth, including humans, animals, and plants.
A unique and entertaining graphic that compares the depth of the world's lakes and oceans, as well as the deepest holes ever drilled.
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