Sometimes it’s hard to put measurable numbers into an understandable perspective.  For instance, it’s common knowledge that the deepest hole ever drilled on Earth is 40,230 feet.  But superimposing that distance on a map of your town offers much more insight into that holes actual depth.

Thanks to a new website from the BBC called Dimensions, users can finally visualize dimensional data in an interesting and graspable way.  So try it out.  You’ll be amazed how big the moon really is overlayed onto your town.