The visualization is interesting, but without trying to be snarky, the rest of the presentation is hideous. I think I get that you wanted some kind of vaporwave aesthetics, but it doesn’t really work. Your choice of font doesn’t work with the outlines, and this is a jumbled mess of fonts, sizes, and Emoji.
 80s neon vibe, good for games, not so much for graph.
presentation is weird, like all around it.
this makes me also unsure, if it really shows the depth but more chose to just visualize the strength this way?
this seems to imply that a lot of earthquakes start near the core of the earth (a depth of ~4000mi/6300km, the radius of the earth), but according to the article below the deepest earthquakes happen at a depth of 400mi/700km. Which is it?
![[OC] A 3D see through globe showing depths of Earthquakes from inside a transparent Earth](https://www.europesays.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/o5ppp1c4btqe1-1169x1024.jpeg)
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Data is fetch from USGS [uSGS](https://www.usgs.gov/)
The visualization is interesting, but without trying to be snarky, the rest of the presentation is hideous. I think I get that you wanted some kind of vaporwave aesthetics, but it doesn’t really work. Your choice of font doesn’t work with the outlines, and this is a jumbled mess of fonts, sizes, and Emoji.
 80s neon vibe, good for games, not so much for graph.
presentation is weird, like all around it.
this makes me also unsure, if it really shows the depth but more chose to just visualize the strength this way?
this seems to imply that a lot of earthquakes start near the core of the earth (a depth of ~4000mi/6300km, the radius of the earth), but according to the article below the deepest earthquakes happen at a depth of 400mi/700km. Which is it?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depth_of_focus_%28tectonics%29
This has the potential to be very interesting but at this point looks like a gimmicky arcade style game.
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