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The strange medieval document no one has been able to decipher -
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Working in the Late 15th and Early 16th Century -
Educated at four Universities: Kraków, Bologna, Padua, Ferrara; and then pursuing a revolution (1491–1503) -
Early 15th century Nicolo Pasqualini chart made for the Cornaro family of Venice -
Moon drawings created en route to joining Copernicus in his notable revolution above -
E.g., Galileo, Newton, Stevin, Roemer, and Huygens -
English astronomer, geophysicist, mathematician, meteorologist, and physicist known for computing Halley’s Comet's orbit -
E.g., William Playfair (1759–1823) -
Another example of the explosion of creativity in graph design -
Florence called these "coxcomb" or "rose" diagrams, and she made them visually accurately based on area, not lengths -
E.g., Game of Throne's very own John Snow (1813–1858) -
Frequently lauded as "The Best Figure Ever" -
The first 3D graphical representation every -
Nothin's poppin'
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Party's back on -- thanks, computers!
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Where we at is where it's at
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Most ubiquitous graph today? -
The rise of the infographic