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infobeautiful, 4 months ago to random

Love this toothpaste label - let's roll it out across all products

infobeautiful, 3 months ago to random

Guess what % of plastics have ever been #recycled? No prizes :(

And guess who knew about it all the time?
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/feb/15/recycling-plastics-producers-report

infobeautiful, 1 month ago to random

If you are aged 30 or more, then 50% of all human fossil fuel emissions happened during your lifetime. (by Neil Kaye)

infobeautiful, 19 days ago to random

WARNING! This image may trigger PINSecurity.

From an analysis of 3.4m PIN code leaked from several data breaches https://informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/most-common-pin-codes/

A diagonal line of ‘heat’ from bottom left to top right reveals people choosing double digits (2323, 6868 etc). A strong horizontal line at the 19 point shows people using their birth year as a PIN code (1971, 1998 etc). And a large amount of heat in the bottom left shows how people commonly use their birthdate in a MM/DD or DD/MM format. The most common code in the set is 1234.
The Top 20 most common 4 digit PIN numbers, as revealed by an analysis of data breaches, constitute 27% of all PIN numbers. They are 1234, 1111, 0000, 1212, 7777, 1004, 2000, 4444, 2222, 6969, 9999, 3333, 5555, 6666, 1122, 1313,8888,4321,2001,1010

infobeautiful, 1 month ago to random

Beautiful alternative to the periodic table created in 1975 by James Franklin Hyde.

A diagram which shows an alternative view of the periodic table of the elements. This version puts the element silicon at the centre and organises other elements in a kind of eight-shaped form around it.

infobeautiful, 1 month ago to random

Just a plot of all objects in the universe...

infobeautiful, 4 months ago to random

An important one for Brits : The Great Scone Map

infobeautiful, 1 month ago to random

Ask ChatGPT to pick a number between 1 and 100 - which does it pick? (by Leniolabs)

infobeautiful, 1 month ago to random

World's favourite cuisines. 25,000 people in 24 countries were asked which nation's food they preferred. Interesting results.
(via @yougov)

infobeautiful, 2 months ago to random

This made me think.

infobeautiful, 9 days ago to random

Evolution of the Alphabet
(by https://usefulcharts.com/)

infobeautiful, 2 months ago to random

It’s the 25th birthday of RSS today March 15th. 🎂 Here’s our feed: https://feeds.feedburner.com/InformationIsBeautiful

It's still the best way to consume the web. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS

infobeautiful, 8 months ago to random

What is actually worth doing to make a climate difference?

According to data. 🔋 🌱 🚗 ✈️

🔗 https://geni.us/IIB-Reduce-Emissions

infobeautiful, 4 months ago to random

Kinda cool. An #interactive map that helps you locate "dark hotels" - places to stay as far away from artificial light as possible. https://darkhotels.co/

infobeautiful, 1 month ago to random

All of US history took place while Pluto orbited the Sun - once.
(via @jkottke)

infobeautiful, 3 months ago to random

🗝️ Most common passwords, deep-mined from 20 separate data breaches. Is yours here?

Interactive version: https://buff.ly/3tcCjMj

infobeautiful, 18 days ago to random

Curve fitting methods by @xkcd

infobeautiful, 6 months ago to random

Exploring some new methods for creating #photoviz. Thoughts?

infobeautiful, 2 days ago to random

Kinda cool. An #interactive map that helps you locate "dark hotels" - places as far away from artificial light as possible.

https://darkhotels.co/

infobeautiful, 3 months ago to random

Interesting. Safest and cleanest energy sources.

Via: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/cp/charted-safest-and-deadliest-energy-sources/

infobeautiful, 5 months ago to random

% of world population with colour-blindness:

Deuteranomaly (green-weak) 4.6%
Deuteranopia (green-blind) 1.3%
Protoanomaly (red-weak) 1%
Protanopia (red-blind) 1%
Tritanopia (blue-blind) ~rare

This condition affects 1 in 12 men, 1 in 200 women, so more than 350m worldwide. 1 in 22 people.

infobeautiful, 2 months ago to random

#Vaccines work. Especially for Measles. #beautifulnews

https://informationisbeautiful.net/beautifulnews/1048-vaccines-work/

infobeautiful, 7 months ago to random

🗝️ The most common passwords, deep-mined from 20 separate data breaches. Is yours in the top 500?

Interactive version: https://geni.us/IIB-Passwords

infobeautiful, 24 days ago to random

A spotlight onto the world of insects and their flight patterns. (Photo Viz by Xavi Bou)

This long-exposure photograph turns the flight pattern, path and movement of an insect into and aesthetic and colourful shape.
This long-exposure photograph turns the flight pattern, path and movement of an insect into and aesthetic and colourful shape.
This long-exposure photograph turns the flight pattern, path and movement of an insect into and aesthetic and colourful shape.

infobeautiful, 1 month ago to random

Why the USA can/should support Ukraine

$Billions spent on military in Russia-Ukraine War. The image shows Russia's military spending rising from $65 billion (3.5% of GDP) in 2021 to $117 billion (6.2%) in 2024. Ukraine's spending increased from $6 billion (3.0% of GDP) in 2021 to $40 billion (21.5%) in 2024. Russia's total military spending from 2022-2024 reached $307 billion, while Ukraine spent $114bn and received $168 billion in foreign military aid over the same period.
Who's given most military aid to Ukraine? The image breaks down the $168 billion in total foreign military assistance provided to Ukraine since 2022. The USA contributed the largest share at $96 billion, followed by Germany at $19.4 billion, the UK at $10 billion, and Denmark at $9.5 billion. Other EU nations collectively gave $7.6 billion. The image also notes a latest delayed aid package from the USA of $50 billion as of March 2024.
Who's given most military aid to Ukraine? % of GDP. The image compares the amount of military aid provided to Ukraine by various countries, measured as a percentage of their GDP. Estonia has contributed the most at 2.7% of its GDP, followed by Denmark at 2.3%, Lithuania at 1.4%, Latvia at 1.0%, and Norway at 0.9%. Other contributing nations include Slovakia, Finland, Czechia, Poland, the Netherlands, Germany, the USA, Sweden, and the UK. Countries bordering Russia are marked with an asterisk. The text notes that while the USA has given the most aid in absolute dollars, many other nations have given more as a percentage of their economy.