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Well that's... different :) For a moment I thought it was one of those map which for some reason don't include NZ, then I noticed it's actually on the top left
by klez 7y ago
Well that's... different :)
For a moment I thought it was one of those map which for some reason don't include NZ, then I noticed it's actually on the top left.
As far as I understand, different projections are more "correct" ways of laying out the globe on a plane, so while I have your attention I'd like to ask what advantage does this has over other projections?
- inflatableDodo 7y agoThere are no correct projections, only different use cases. Waterman's butterfly is very low distortion, conversely on a Mercator, paths of constant bearing come out as straight lines, as it was developed for shipping.