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One of the World’s Largest Continents Is Splitting Apart, and a New Ocean Emerges Faster Than Scientists Predicted
The African continent is undergoing a geological transformation that, in the distant future, could create a new ocean.
That flat drawing inflates the size of countries closer to the North or South Pole. It exaggerates the area of North America ...
Maps are a form of storytelling, as well as an information source. Even the lines, colours, symbols and size of regions ...
Discover the 5 smallest seas in the world, their locations, sizes, and interesting facts. Learn key historical significance ...
On the Mercator projection, one of the world’s most popular maps, Greenland and Africa appear to be about the same size. But on the Equal Earth projection showing continents in their true proportions, ...
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Americans Try to Name All the Continents in Street Quiz
We asked Americans to name the continents during a casual street quiz. The answers were a mix of correct, funny, and surprising. #geographyquiz #streetinterview #publicopinion ...
DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — On the Mercator projection, one of the world’s most popular maps, Greenland and Africa appear to be about the same size. But on the Equal Earth projection showing continents in ...
The African Union's recent support for alternatives to the Mercator projection challenges historical cartographic distortions that misrepresent Africa's size.
The ocean basins are so vast and deep that they hold about 97 percent of the Earth's water. Sea water that's trapped in ...
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Most enduring and biggest iceberg breaks apart, with more splintering to come in its death spiral
Back in January, Meijers, who visited the iceberg at the end of 2023, painted a different picture of A23A: "The iceberg ...
African nations are calling for the world map to be redrawn to show the “greatness of the continent”. The African Union has said most maps skew the size of land masses, making Africa seem much smaller ...
Tulane University scientists published the first global assessment of ecological risks from ocean plastics, showing that the greatest dangers are not always in visible “garbage patches” but in areas ...
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