Dec 12, 2018
The Mercator projection makes landmasses near the poles look way, way bigger than they actually are. If you don't believe us, just spend a few seconds contemplating this GIF.
The Mercator Projection Is A Lie!
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The Mercator projection makes landmasses near the poles look way, way bigger than they actually are. If you don't believe us, just spend a few seconds contemplating this GIF.
The Mercator Projection Is A Lie!
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According to new data, Amazon deforestation is up 60% in June 2019 compared to June 2018. The scale of it all can be tough to wrap your head around, but this visualization breaks it down in depressing terms.
Esta é a velocidade da devastação da floresta amazônica em tempo real, segundo os produtores do infográfico
It's fascinating to see how geological formations from 100 million years ago can hold effect on the politics of today.
This blog post draws on data and research discussed in our entry on World Population Growth and Future Population Growth.