#Tag · bonfire.cafe

If the whole history of the Earth was squeezed into one day... #dataviz

Source: https://flowingdata.com/2012/10/09/history-of-earth-in-24-hour-clock/?utm_content=buffer02649&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

A 24-hour clock illustration depicting Earth's history as a single day. The clock starts at midnight for Earth's formation, with major events like meteorite bombardment from 12:00 to 3:00 AM, origin of life at 4:00 AM, oldest fossils at 5:36 AM, sexual reproduction at 6:08 AM, emergence of seaweeds at 8:28 AM, and mammals at 11:39 PM. Humans appear at 11:58:43 PM, just before midnight.

FlowingData

History of Earth in 24-hour clock

I’m not sure where this is originally from, but I found it on an intro to geology course page. What happens when midnight comes around again?

Jane

@janeadams@datavis.social · 3 weeks ago

Many people track when the winter solstice is (“the days only get longer from here!”) but you may not know what your local *teletherm* is (“the days only get warmer from here!”). For us here in Boston the winter teletherm is around January 23rd. Where I used to live in Vermont it was right around Groundhog Day. It’s certainly a time for celebration! ☀️ You can find your city’s teletherm here if you know the nearest weather station: http://teletherm.org/index.html?window=25&var=summer_day&year=1960&cityID=190736 #BostonMA #dataviz #weather #wx #winter

Radial plot showing the average temperature throughout the year for Blue Hill MA

teletherm.org

Teletherm.org connects global climate change dynamics to changing local weather.

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Zack Labe

@ZLabe@fediscience.org · 3 weeks ago

My newest 'climate viz of the month' blog is out, which reports the latest annual mean sea ice stats and graphics for both poles: https://zacklabe.com/climate-viz-of-the-month/

#DataViz #SciComm #OpenScience #OpenData

Zachary Labe

Climate Viz of the Month

September 2025 Hello! It’s the time of year again when I start showing the most dramatic maps of Arctic climate change. And most of my followers probably already know the associated headline: the A…

Zack Labe

@ZLabe@fediscience.org · 3 weeks ago

My newest 'climate viz of the month' blog is out, which reports the latest annual mean sea ice stats and graphics for both poles: https://zacklabe.com/climate-viz-of-the-month/

#DataViz #SciComm #OpenScience #OpenData

Zachary Labe

Climate Viz of the Month

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bartosz 🚲🌳🐍🦀

@btel@mastodon.social · 3 weeks ago

Cool tool to visualise city mobility data presented by Ilya Boyandin at #FOSDEM:

https://www.flowmap.city/

#mobility #dataviz #fosdem2026

bartosz 🚲🌳🐍🦀

@btel@mastodon.social · 3 weeks ago

Cool tool to visualise city mobility data presented by Ilya Boyandin at #FOSDEM:

https://www.flowmap.city/

#mobility #dataviz #fosdem2026

Nicola Rennie

@nrennie@fosstodon.org · 4 weeks ago

There's still time to sign up for tomorrow's RSS Celebrating Diversity online session! 📊

Topic - Statistics for Every Body: Inclusive Data Communication for Audiences with Visual and Auditory Impairments

Date - Wednesday 28 January 2026, 12.00PM - 1.30PM

Location - Online

Register - https://rss.org.uk/training-events/events/events-2026/special-interest-group/statistics-for-every-body-(online)/

#DataViz #RStats

RSS

Statistics for Every Body: Inclusive Data Communication for Audiences with Visual and Auditory Impai

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Franziska Köppe | madiko

@madiko@mastodon.green · 4 weeks ago

Hello scientists of the world, #Python needs you! 😉 Vote for your favorite programming language and the #ITWorldCup now. And spread the word. Every vote counts (and every minute, too). Thank you!

https://hachyderm.io/@itworldcup/115960578331633434

#DataViz #DataVisualisation #Panda #NumPy #mathematics #Mathematik #GeoPlotLib #MatPlotLib #SeaBorn #SciComm #DataVizualisation #Visualisierung #Science #scientists

Franziska Köppe | madiko

@madiko@mastodon.green · 4 weeks ago

RE: https://hachyderm.io/@itworldcup/115960578331633434

Oh das wird echt noch spannend bis zum Schluss.
Wer noch nicht abgestimmt hat, bitte jetzt beim #ITWordCup Deinen Favorit wählen! 👇🏽

Franziska Köppe | madiko

@madiko@mastodon.green · 4 weeks ago

Hello scientists of the world, #Python needs you! 😉 Vote for your favorite programming language and the #ITWorldCup now. And spread the word. Every vote counts (and every minute, too). Thank you!

https://hachyderm.io/@itworldcup/115960578331633434

#DataViz #DataVisualisation #Panda #NumPy #mathematics #Mathematik #GeoPlotLib #MatPlotLib #SeaBorn #SciComm #DataVizualisation #Visualisierung #Science #scientists

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Stefan Bohacek

@stefan@stefanbohacek.online · 8 months ago

A nice visual exploration of 1,656 conversations: 7+ million words, 850 hours.

"By the end of these conversations, several participants seemed to realize that they may never see their conversation partner again, and had to say their bittersweet goodbyes."

https://pudding.cool/2025/06/hello-stranger/

Data: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adf3197

#data #dataviz #DataVisualization #strangers #conversation

The Pudding

30 minutes with a stranger

Watch hundreds of strangers talk for 30 minutes, and track how their moods change

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Abie

@temptoetiam@eldritch.cafe · last month

Statistical parade.
#histsci? #dataviz

black and white picture
Fig. 238. Statistical Exhibits in the Municipal Parade by the Employees of the City of New York, May 17, 1013
Many very large charts, curves and other statistical displays were mounted on wagons in such manner that interpretation was possible from either side of the street. The Health Department, in particular, made excellent use of graphic methods, showing in most convincing manner how the death rate is being reducedby modern methods of sanitation and nursing — black and white picture Fig. 238. Statistical Exhibits in the Municipal Parade by the Employees of the City of New York, May 17, 1013 Many very large charts, curves and other statistical displays were mounted on wagons in such manner that interpretation was possible from either side of the street. The Health Department, in particular, made excellent use of graphic methods, showing in most convincing manner how the death rate is being reducedby modern methods of sanitation and nursing

Abie

@temptoetiam@eldritch.cafe · last month

Statistical parade.
#histsci? #dataviz

Noam Ross

@noamross@ecoevo.social · last month

#RStats challenge: How to make a pie-beeswarm like this one from the Minnesota Star Tribune showing the relative sizes of ICE/CBP and local police forces?