mapping Seven Wonders of the World? More Like 46 Wonders June 22, 2015 / June 9, 2015 by Adam DuVander | Leave a Comment Humans love lists. You’ll find them across your Facebook feed, and on numerous blogs, but they’re not new. In fact, one of the oldest lists in existence is that of the Seven Wonders of the World. Dating as far back to Ancient Greece, the original Seven Wonders list includes only sights near the Mediterranean, and […] Read more »
mapping Does Education Influence Incarceration? June 15, 2015 / May 30, 2015 by Adam DuVander | Leave a Comment Almost one percent of the US population lives in a jail cell. Any time a politically-charged topic like incarceration is discussed, it often involves a discussion of education. The two topics are intertwined because the data suggests at the very least a correlation between one and another. In fact, you can see the connection visually […] Read more »
mapping Space Stations with Most Rocket Launches June 8, 2015 / May 30, 2015 by Adam DuVander | Leave a Comment Earlier this year SpaceX completed a test flight that could lead the way to human space flight. That’s a long way in a short time given that this week we celebrate the fifth anniversary of the company’s Falcon 9 craft first reaching orbit. The history of terrestrial space stations, or spaceports, dates back into the […] Read more »