A hammer looks like a person about to swing a baseball bat × A hammer looks like a person about to swing a baseball bat
Calm down — your phone isn’t listening to your conversations. It’s just tracking everything you type, every app you use, every website you visit, and everywhere you go in the physical world.
Logarithmic scale of human experience of space and time in the physical world × Logarithmic scale of human experience of space and time in the physical world
Greenhouse gas emissions across the food supply chain × Greenhouse gas emissions across the food supply chain
Monthly global average temperature by year, 1940-2024 × Monthly global average temperature by year, 1940-2024
An illustration of how much space we’ve surrendered to cars in cities × An illustration of how much space we’ve surrendered to cars in cities
Entire known universe squeezed into a single image (logarithmic scale) × Entire known universe squeezed into a single image (logarithmic scale)
The Mirage casino’s betting odds on who shot Mr. Burns × The Mirage casino’s betting odds on who shot Mr. Burns
Changes in November Arctic sea ice thickness by decade × Changes in November Arctic sea ice thickness by decade
Life expectancy vs. health expenditure per capita × Life expectancy vs. health expenditure per capita
A 360-degree view of the Moon’s surface in high resolution captured by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraft
High end designers’ logos are getting really boring × High end designers’ logos are getting really boring
Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith playing along to a 30 Seconds to Mars song for the first time, and without hearing the drums
A galaxy collision simualtion compared, at different stages, to different galaxy collision images from Hubble
Rick Astley and the Foo Fighters perform “Never Gonna Give You Up” in the style of “Smells Like Teen Spirit”
The very few places on land on earth that have antipodes × The very few places on land on earth that have antipodes
The U.S. split into seven roughly equal regions by GDP (2022) × The U.S. split into seven roughly equal regions by GDP (2022)
