It’s Facebook vs. Twitter now, mk.frogpond vs. frogpond – Facebook lost because they wouldn’t let me choose frogpond as username … via jess3
Via Peter Glaser, exactly what I needed this morning, science visualization with Eumir Deodato’s music, this is beautyful in so many ways:
Montipora from Delrious on Vimeo.
Ah, visualizations and their power to guide and structure creative thinking, and sometimes they’re so timely. So as I am starting off to a trip to Milano tomorrow for the second International Forum on Enterprise 2.0, it’s a good idea to learn more about caffé (even when it’s not included in these 50 great examples of infographics …):
In the past I blogged about several of David Armano’s visualizations, here’s an overview of his works, great variety:
Cool stuff, like his take on time:
Being in the moment, looking back and forth – here’s something fitting, found via Soulsoup: an animated British History Timeline by the BBC , let’s call it an interactive flash explainer:
Need even more animations? Try Rotkäppchen explained:
But it’s not all fun stuff, it’s about science indeed – take this as proof, found via Orgtheory.net and via Scatterplot – a visual representation of the relationships between the sciences (the article is here):
And for an even closer look inside, try this road map of complexity science I found via Walter Baets (what does it really mean, what is included, what could be included, etc. – you better click through for closer examination):
