Tesla tycoon and former government advisor Elon Musk has issued a chilling warning about the future of Europe, claiming it is ...

Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces killed eight civilians in an attack on a bunker sheltering dozen in the besieged ...

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People crushed by cloaks, assassinated on toilets, and headbutted by eagles, death gets weird. On today’s episode of The Infographics Show, we uncover the strangest and most outrageous ways people ...

Atlas Obscura The Exquisite 19th-Century Infographics That Explained the History of the Natural World By Cara Giaimo Feb 09, 201612:30 PM ...

The map above was created by entrepreneur Max Galka, who creates infographics using data available from organizations like the U.N. and NASA. It shows where human populations are concentrated ...

The infographic below illustrates two findings from the study. The top map shows the rise or fall in groundwater levels in the world’s 37 largest aquifers. Shades of red mean that water levels dropped ...

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With more than 7 billion people now alive, the greatest population growth over the last century has occurred in urban areas. Now, a new series of interactive maps entitled "The Age of Megacities ...

Israel-based designer Dafna Aizenberg created the Atlas of the World Wide Web, a 120 page visual guide to how the internet has blurred the traditional, physical borders around the world. The atlas ...

In the visual syntax of infographics and maps, bigger equals... well, bigger. Large dots on a map or bars in a chart correspond to a proportionally large quantity of stuff being visualized--like ...

11-28-2011 INFOGRAPHIC OF THE DAY Infographic of the Day: A Strange, Brilliant Map Of The World’s Population In Fathom’s latest visualization, bigger graphical elements mean fewer people. Wait ...