Interesting Maps

Charles Babbage

Covid in the 6 counties

Nexytus

Spread of the Germanic, Italic, and Slavic languages throughout Europe.

Nexytus

The major genetic risk factor associated with severe COVID19, a chromosome 3 genomic cluster, is derived from a Neanderthal haplotype, and carried by ~50% of people in South Asia and ~15% of people in Europe

stockshares

The maps here are outstanding but I'm wondering where can they be found.


Can anyone recommend some sites?

Thanks

Charles Babbage

The major genetic risk factor associated with severe COVID19, a chromosome 3 genomic cluster, is derived from a Neanderthal haplotype, and carried by ~50% of people in South Asia and ~15% of people in Europe

Interesting that this is highest in Bangladesh and practically zero in Myanmar.

ablelocks

stockshares wrote: »

The maps here are outstanding but I'm wondering where can they be found.


Can anyone recommend some sites?

Thanks

google.ie

couldn't resist

top 50 map websites

iamstop

josip wrote: »

Not actually a map, but a nice illustration all the same

Um, it is actually a map though.

"A map is a symbolic depiction emphasizing relationships between elements of some space, such as objects, regions, or themes. Many maps are static, fixed to paper or some other durable medium, while others are dynamic or interactive."

Perhaps not to scale but still a map.

ablelocks

submarine cable map.

this is what happens when you google map of the internet.....expect more

ablelocks

map of the internet

Nexytus

Charles Babbage wrote: »

Interesting that this is highest in Bangladesh and practically zero in Myanmar.

I'm certainly not an expert on this but my understanding would be that the Bengalis are an Indo-Aryan ethnolinguistic group and a lot of their genetic makeup would come from central asia - the pontic steppe.

Myanmar has a lot of mixture of people but mostly and including the largest group Bamar are ethnically South East Asian group.

Crossover Neanderthal dna happening in europe direction.

Shedite27

stockshares wrote: »

The maps here are outstanding but I'm wondering where can they be found.


Can anyone recommend some sites?

Thanks

On twitter @Amazing_Maps has more of the same albeit with less of an Irish twist.

@TerribleMaps is amusing too

Gregor Samsa

ablelocks wrote: »

map of the internet

Gregor Samsa

ablelocks wrote: »

map of the internet

Interesting that pornhub.com doesn't return a result (or an error). It's like dark matter in the universe - we know it's everywhere, we know there's more of it than anything else, but we can't pinpoint it.

lawred2

Nexytus wrote: »

Percentage of population who said they "do not believe in the one God but believe that there is some sort of spirit in nature or a life force" according to a Eurobarometer Poll in 2017 (EU with UK and Schengen only)

"the one god"

what sort of a poll was that?

Padre_Pio

Gregor Samsa wrote: »

Interesting that pornhub.com doesn't return a result (or an error). It's like dark matter in the universe - we know it's everywhere, we know there's more of it than anything else, but we can't pinpoint it.

Oh, Pornhub is there.
Go directly south from Google to the edge of the map

1.348 % Estimated percentage of global internet users who visit pornhub.com
"The information provided as of the end of 2011"
Why is it 10 years out of date?

marcbrophy

The whole things a decade old!
I mean look at instagram for example.
It's ranked about 10,000 on that map, but it's number 25 today on alexa.com

Gregor Samsa

Night-time illumination on the Korean peninsula, showing the stark contrast between North and South Korea.

Professor Moriarty

Gregor Samsa wrote: »

Night-time illumination on the Korean peninsula, showing the stark contrast between North and South Korea.

Kim Jong Un doing his bit for climate change.

Charles Babbage

East Berlin public transport map 1989

Gregor Samsa

Professor Moriarty wrote: »

Kim Jong Un doing his bit for climate change.

That, and it would be a pretty good place for astronomy and astrophotography. Assuming you could get your hands on the equipment.

ohnonotgmail

Gregor Samsa wrote: »

That, and it would be a pretty good place for astronomy and astrophotography. Assuming you could get your hands on the equipment.

I love the idea of turning up in North Korea with a telescope. you wouldn't be finished setting it up before you were arrested as a spy

sligojoek

Professor Moriarty wrote: »

Kim Jong Un doing his bit for climate change.

Send Eamon Ryan and the lads out for a few months on a fact finding mission.

Actually, don't

Capt'n Midnight

Gregor Samsa wrote: »

Night-time illumination on the Korean peninsula, showing the stark contrast between North and South Korea.

https://www.economist.com/sites/default/files/images/2019/05/articles/main/20190504_gdc101.png

Roughly 0.72% of GDP is spent on lighting. A figure that's been fairly consistent for centuries, and across different cultures and different geographic, technological and economic circumstances.

The World's Appetite for Light: Empirical Data and Trends Spanning Three Centuries and Six Continents

Seven_Centuries_of_Energy_Services_The_Price_and_Use_of_Light_in_the_United_Kingdom_1300-2000

mzungu

If the world’s population lived in one city.

ohnonotgmail

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
surprised at how dense paris is

Capt'n Midnight

Build your own NY Times personal dialect map.

What does the way you speak say about where you’re from? Answer all the questions below to see your personal dialect map.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/upshot/dialect-quiz-map.html

Pronto63

sligojoek wrote: »

Send Eamon Ryan and the lads out for a few months on a fact finding mission.

Actually, don't

Do

1 way!

IAMAMORON

Seemingly my dialect is from Honolulu, Reno or San Jose.

I don't know how I feel about that to be honest, I will have to ponder that for a while.

Is there a world version of that anywhere?

I got Yonkers, New York, and Jersey City for that one.

ohnonotgmail

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

Is there a world version of that anywhere?

I got Yonkers, New York, and Jersey City for that one.

Me too. I have a feeling a lot of irish people might