Well, there is America buying more states and getting rid of Native American territory, there is Israel replacing Palestine, The Soviet Union got smaller, I think, and Sudan's going to split soon. Ice caps are melting causing higher water levels, plus pollution is threatening to put much of the East Coast underwater from a huge tidal wave in Africa, a megavolcano in Yellowstone is going to erupt in a few thousand years...but I don't have any pictures.
The first map record was modeled in clay and then backed more than 4000 years ago, inEgypt. In ancient times, landowners marked the outlines of their land; the kings marked the boundaries of their kingdom on maps.
Eratosthenes, a Greek who was born in 276 B.C. figured the distance around the earth and came very close to truth. His methods made it possible for the first time to calculate north-south distances correctly.
At the same time, Hipparchus suggested that a map of the world be divided evenly by imaginary lines of latitude, parallels and of longitudes.
In the second century, Ptolemy used this same idea and made an improved map with evenly spaced lines of latitudes and longitudes. His book on geography was the only standard text until after the discovery of America.
The first large collection of maps was published by Abraham Ortelius of Antwerp in 1750. Geradus Mercator became the father of modern map-making. On the title page of his book there was a drawing of the giant Atlas, and in this way a collection of maps has come to be known as an "atlas".
Well, there is America buying more states and getting rid of Native American territory, there is Israel replacing Palestine, The Soviet Union got smaller, I think, and Sudan's going to split soon. Ice caps are melting causing higher water levels, plus pollution is threatening to put much of the East Coast underwater from a huge tidal wave in Africa, a megavolcano in Yellowstone is going to erupt in a few thousand years...but I don't have any pictures.
hi natural gas has been used for a really long time
"It" has always been used in making bread.
The telescope has been used for over 100 years!!!
for sailing ,trips ,trying to find treasure, and we use maps to get to our destination.maps are used to show you places examples :continents .some maps can be used as a source of direction and navigation
these maps are called topografic maps and show elevation in rings
Charts has long been primarily used as an oceanic designation because of the additional information provided, while maps has been the designation for geographic drawings.
A highly generalized map type designed to show general spatial properties of features. Examples are world maps, road maps, atlas maps, and sketch maps.
Cotton has been 'used' as long as cotton has grown upon the Earth.
If maps weren't used, I mean, it would affect us a lot in the long run. Eventually we would find out where things generally are, who knows, we might not have been able to figure out the Earth was a sphere, all that google maps, GPS, it would be non existent. It would affect both our understanding of the math and science (physics) fields greatly.
Defintely. Armed forces have been using maps for a long time. Today they use computer maps whenever possible, but the principle is the same. Without maps, well, let's just say that the armed forces would be lost without them.
hi natural gas has been used for a really long time
measurements taken by a blank are used to make maps
it has been used for 41 years
Wheels have been used for about 5,000 years.
It was first used in ancient rome. its been used since then
The rivers have bean used fur a long time!
if you mean how long theve been used then about 51 yers