Flat maps distort the Earth's surface due to its three-dimensional shape being represented in two dimensions. This leads to inaccuracies in size, distance, and shape, particularly near the poles and equator. For example, Greenland appears much larger on a flat map than it is in reality. Such distortions can mislead viewers and affect navigation, geography education, and understanding of global relationships.
Gerardus Mercator creates the first flat map
continents
Green is commonly used to represent flat land on a map. This color choice helps differentiate flat areas from other types of terrain, such as water bodies or mountains.
a projection map
map grid
Cause a map is flat, and the Earth is curved. Can't force a curved image onto a flat surface w/o losing something.
Cause a map is flat, and the Earth is curved. Can't force a curved image onto a flat surface w/o losing something.
a projection map
no, because a world map could be a flat map and a globe cannot be a flat map.
Gerardus Mercator creates the first flat map
a projection map
One problem arising from trying to map a spherical earth on a flat map is that you cannot have a map that has both accurate area and correct shape. You cannot have both angular and linear accuracy simultaneously.
u will use a flat map to locate something around u or yourself
A globe is sphere and a map is flat.
A globe is round. A map is flat.
Probably not the smoke, but certainly HEAT would cause problems.
they cut it at one spot and then spred it out flat on the map and label