“We believe it is the most accurate flat map of Earth yet” The most famous projection is probably the ... but it still splits the Pacific Ocean in two. In 2007, Goldberg and Gott devised ...

Or, as the Buckminster-Fuller Institute website proclaims, “The Dymaxion projection is the only flat map of the entire surface of the Earth which reveals our planet as one island in one ocean ...

Most sea level projections are based on an understanding of average global sea level rise. However, sea levels do not rise uniformly across the world. Factors such as geological uplift, land ...

But there are tools for visualizing a single ocean. The Spilhaus projection, the brainchild of the amazingly named South African-American geophysicist Athelstan F. Spilhaus, presents a world map ...

And different projections distort maps in different ways ... conveniently places the map edges down the middle of the Pacific Ocean so no continent is chopped in two. But maps centred on the ...

Home to six time zones, its endless plains spread from ocean to ocean ... and his 16th century map projection – a common template for world maps today – which distorts the size of countries.

Figure 3: Future projection of p CO 2 in the Southern Ocean. Figure 4: Circumpolar risk maps of krill hatching success under projected future p CO 2 levels. The accuracy of the risk map generated ...