Anna's Archive ISBN visualization contest winners
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I made a formula for the Power of Friendship in Anime
4 votes -
Battling infectious diseases in the 20th century: The impact of vaccines
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Why I’ve tracked every single piece of clothing I’ve worn for three years
22 votes -
The amount of lightning happening globally at any given time is impressive
16 votes -
MoneyRanked: The countries with the highest wealth per person
17 votes -
Olympic medals per capita
30 votes -
I’ve stopped using box plots. Should you?
32 votes -
This is a teenager
36 votes -
Where are all the teachers? Breaking down America's teacher shortage crisis in five charts.
34 votes -
Show Tildes: mapping almost every law, regulation and case in Australia
14 votes -
The state of the world’s 7,168 living languages
18 votes -
See how 2023 shattered records to become the hottest year
9 votes -
Live UK National Grid statistics
13 votes -
History of country code top-level domains, with a map of the most popular ones in use | Map Men
14 votes -
Across the ASMRverse
10 votes -
Radiohead's harmonic vocabulary (an analysis of functional harmony)
10 votes -
The Republican Revolution and how the party switch actually happened
13 votes -
Global CO₂ levels
21 votes -
The plot of all objects in the universe
10 votes -
Survey documents that American viewers are increasingly using subtitles - Gen Z uses them most frequently
37 votes -
Treemaps are awesome!
10 votes -
They won't play a lady-o on US country radio
14 votes -
The tail end
35 votes -
Gallery of physical visualizations
5 votes -
Hundreds of millions of stars turned into a map of GitHub projects
12 votes -
More Swedish mothers are having babies after the age of forty-five than teenagers, new data from the Scandinavian country shows
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The Economist’s glass-ceiling index
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Pornhub 2022 year in review
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Top performers include Sweden, Denmark and the Netherlands in the European EIGE Gender Equality Index for 2022
4 votes -
Python data visualisation
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How Covid shook the US: Eight charts that capture the last two years
13 votes -
Boom time in Norway as the West cracks down on Russian oil
7 votes -
Dollar Street: Pictures of worldwide living situations arranged by income
7 votes -
Tracking covid-19 excess deaths across countries [Updated Jan 2022]
5 votes -
Valtteri Bottas is leaving Mercedes after five years – but just how well did he stack up against his team mate
5 votes -
Hollywood reaps the rewards of becoming more diverse: Films with a diverse cast tend to outperform the rest
9 votes -
Olympic medal count (per capita)
9 votes -
The end is near: COVID is becoming endemic
23 votes -
Where Americans are moving
8 votes -
The surge in India
13 votes -
Why I’ve tracked every single piece of clothing I’ve worn for three years
10 votes -
The Economist Glass-Ceiling Index 2020 – Nordic countries performed best overall, with Sweden, Iceland, Finland and Norway taking the top four spots
8 votes -
Visualizing cyber harassment
5 votes -
500,000 dead: A number almost too large to grasp
14 votes -
1-pixel wealth: Wealth in the United States, shown to scale
60 votes -
Animation representing the global annual temperature anomaly over time, discretised by month, from 1880–2020
@Scott Duncan: Wait for it...Our planet is pulsing warmer and warmer. 2020 will serve as a stark reminder that our climate is continuing to rapidly change.Each bar of colour represents a month of global temperature as we loop through 140 years of data from 1880 to 2020.[THREAD] pic.twitter.com/geNg2kDeYd
13 votes -
NPR Hospital bed utilization lookup tool
8 votes -
An interesting analysis of scented candles reviews vs. COVID-19 spread
@Kate Petrova: I couldn't just walk past this Tweet, so here is some fun #datavizScented candles: An unexpected victim of the COVID-19 pandemic 1/n https://t.co/xEmCTQn9sA pic.twitter.com/tVecEiX5Jc
23 votes -
WTF happened in 1971?
16 votes