From earth
to exchange.
Explore how energy, metals, critical minerals, and agricultural goods move among 30 of the world’s largest economies.
Read this view: Materials
Follow physical resources from producers to users and distinguish goods from their payment.
What the picture means
Paths are modeled routes. Quantity, production, reserves and price measure different things; a resource stock is not an annual flow.
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Choose a material family and hub. Start with essential corridors; reveal more paths when needed.
Raw-material corridors
Color identifies the material family. Thickness shows relative modeled gross value. Select a country to inspect its major material roles.
Reading the material map
Country rolesLabels summarize prominent production, processing, trading, or consumption roles; they do not claim self-sufficiency.
Flow scaleCorridor amounts are rounded educational models, not customs records or live shipments. Width uses a logarithmic scale.
BoundariesRoutes simplify multi-stage supply chains. Origin, refining, financing, shipping, and final use may occur in different countries.
Cumulative visitor map
Approximate city-level IP geolocation since September 14, 2026. Public markers require at least 3 visits; no IP address is shown or retained in this aggregate.
Visualization and summary only
To the Infinity is an educational visualization and summary website. It does not provide financial, investment, trading, legal, tax, accounting, credit-rating, or other professional advice, and nothing displayed is a recommendation, offer, solicitation, forecast, or guarantee.
Values may be modeled, estimated, normalized, rounded, delayed, incomplete, or drawn from sources using different definitions and reporting dates. Visual size, color, motion, and connection strength simplify complex systems and do not represent audited transactions or real-time positions.
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