Findings

The bars on the right illustrate the responses of more than 500,000 people to an ongoing online survey asking them to associate colours with words.

Barack Obama's second budget is already controversial. Find out what it means for each department, how it compares to George Bush's last one - and how it's changed since 1962

This trio of images shows changes between 1979 and 2007 in the average date of melt onset in the spring, the first autumn freeze, and the total average increase in the length of the Arctic sea ice melt season.

Infographic PeterMain created to show the highest and lowest points of Earth and Mars.

Graphic for the front page of the Daily Telegraph's Business section

Digital Native Map Changing with technology.

A Generation on Fast Forward

Meet Wen-Jay, 24, and her dog, Wuji. They live in Brooklyn, New York and are part of a generation called Digital Natives, or NetGeners. They've grown up immersed in digital technologies and there's evidence they're being affected in ways unheard of before computers and the Web. And their parents -- sometimes called Digital Immigrants -- are still getting accustomed to their hyperconnected world.

But we all feel digital media's impact on how we think, work, learn and interact with one another. Will these changes have a positive or negative effect on us? Will Digital Natives have a different kind of brain than Digital Immigrants? How does the emphasis on the visual, and on visual interaction, affect our relationships and our sense of self? Should we worry about these things at all?

Learn more -- click on different parts of Wen-Jay.

What's up there? How many countries have stuck satellites up into space, how many of those satellites are working, part-working or just bits of junk? This graphic may help to enlighten you.

Criticism is a touchy subject because creative people are sensitive types who get strangely offended when you call their work "excrement" and suggest it be burned.

Cracked.com made a interesting infographic about that subject.

Einstein's Relativity Theory

Marketplaces have always created value. Since the early inception of marketplaces, to the development of a mobile marketplace, connecting buyers and sellers has always been the focus. This linking, in creating a buy-and-sell environment – whether in a physical, or virtual (cyber) way – has always been about reducing friction to facilitate greater commerce. Once a market is established, its value, whether recognized or not, becomes ingrained in both the minds and the actions of those who engage the marketplace.

permuto.com made a beautiful time line chart for The Evolution of the Modern Marketplace