If you're talking market cap, LMT is larger of the two (not by a large amount). In terms of revenue, Lockheed is larger. In terms of net income, it's no contest.

Both are in Aerospace & Defense, so your point seems valid.

We had a 100+ inch snowfall in Massachusetts in 2015. I feel like snow is getting rarer each year now.

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Moving from a dark purple dot to a white dot was one of my better life decisions.

I am looking for a Phylogenetic tree database. I want to play with branching data visualisation. Evolution preferably, but anthropology, biology and chemistry are all really interesting.

I want to do a cool sunburst graph!

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This is such a gorgeous layout. Great alignment of the winners too! Nice work.

It's weird that companies pay taxes after operating expenses, but regular people pay taxes as soon as they get their paycheck. Seems a little unfair.

Why not just make companies pay taxes on their total income? Is it to incentivize spending on stuff like R&D? Maybe someone can explain this to me

Would have thought Lockheed Martin would be the biggest company given its near monopoly of the US defence budget

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It says it on the chart...

Edit: not sure why I'm being downvoted, it literally says "3Q 2022"... If you don't know what that means, the rest of the chart probably doesn't mean anything to you

Still their future doesn't look good with Airbus gradually pushing them out of business. Go back 40 years ago, and literally the only choice for major airliners was Boeing or lackluster Soviet models used by third world countries. Now you have Airbus making similar if not superior products.

And all of that data(the esa stuff anyway) is public. I used the Copernicus LIDAR data stuff really recently for a hobby project.

It maybe useful to note that these numbers are for a single quarter?
Usually if you don't call the duration out, the default assumption would be annual revenue.

Thanks for the Sankey link, I've was wondering how people made these charts.

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I see only 4 colors

Sounds weird that you separated former Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia and Soviet Union, but not West Germany

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GER lost the most finals damn 😂

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Love how a place with 200” annually is the same color as 40”

We build the same for the final ;)