The Science of Star Trek

Wormholes. Warp engines. Transporters. Replicators. Certainly, much of the universe as imagined by “Star Trek” creator Gene Rodenberry is truly science fiction. But how much of it is reality – or could ever be reality? Best Computer Science Degree explores this question in the following infographic.

What America Does at Night

Ever wondered what America does with its free time at night? Clubs? Bars? Nightclubs? All of the above? Check out this infographic to see the stats on the most popular activities and what cities are the most popular for nightlife.

100 Years of Universal Studios

Movie giant, Universal Studios reached its 100th anniversary on April 30, and has released the following infographic showing some fascinating facts and figures throughout its history. For example, did you know the budget for American Graffiti was $777,777.77? Can you guess how many clocks and watches appear in Back To The Future?

The Death of the DVD

Netflix, the king of the DVD rental business, lost 2.76 million DVD subscribers in the fourth quarter of 2011 as more and more of their customers shifted to online streaming-only packages. Even with this, Netflix still has a solid foothold in the DVD movie marketplace. But in 2012, movies viewed online are expected to outnumber movies viewed on DVD as well as other physical formats for the first time in history.

How DVRs Are Changing the Way We Watch TV

Do you need a way to record your favorite TV shows while you’re away from your Television? A digital video recorder (DVR) will help you solve this problem and it will definitely improve the quality of your life. DVRs have been credited with changing the way Americans watch TV and this infographic is proof of it.

Journey to the Centre of the Earth

Forget a trip around the world in 80 days, Rather, take a journey to the depths of the Earth’s core with Prof. Otto Lidenbrock in Jules Verne’s classic science-fiction novel “Journey to the Centre of the Earth” in this infographic discovered at Voyages Jules Verne.