All maps are wrong
All maps are wrong!
Did you know that all our lives have been studied for erroneous maps, which are a distorted projection of the earth globe?
When I found out, I couldn't believe it - the projection of the earth, which is spherical, on a 2D plane, that is, on a map, is impossible without distortion.
Current maps are bad wrong!
The current projection of the earth on a 2D plane is called "Mercator projection"
Projection Bullet Map:
Mollweide projection map (more real):
As you can see, the Mollweide projection is more real, but our brain can not match the shape.
That is, as all atlases, maps, navigation software use the Mercator projection, we will remain with this version.
However, it is important to know that everything is distorted and that's why it's good to call the site from time to time https://thetruesize.com/.
These are not the only projections; over time there have been many attempts, some more successful, others less. You have here is a complete list of the projections of the earth globe, from 3D, on a 2D plane (map)
Conspiracy theory:
Some say that the Mercator projection was meant to induce the idea that Europe and especially the colonizing countries are bigger on the map than they really were. See the example Belgium vs. Congo, England vs Australia, etc .; Only if the natives knew that Belgium is so small… some will make you illiterate!
Why is it so hard to make a correct map?
Let me give you an example:
Take a watermelon and try cutting it into slices, eat the kernel and then spread the slices on the table next to each other. You will notice that slices are joining in the middle, but at the top and bottom there is a fairly large distance between the slices. That's how it works with the earth globe when you try to draw it on a paper.
A very good tutorial for geography.
I think there are many things in this world that we believe we know, but the truth is actually distorted.
Tomorrow the day after tomorrow we can find that the earth is flat (not as I believe) as some say and as they try to prove this.
Bravo!
"Why is it so hard to make a correct map?" Well, why is it so hard to miss so many diacritics?
Please ask us Cristian, the following tutorial should be called this: He is no longer used in the middle of the word since communism fell.
I know, I'm so sorry
Except when you're still a student, it's just a recommendation, not a mandatory one. This statement appears clearly in DOOM as well.
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https://dexonline.ro/articol/Alf_Lombard_-_Despre_folosirea_literelor_%C3%AE_%C8%99i_%C3%A2
It is a recommendation of the Roman Academy, from 1993, not a binding (nor would it be); there are many publications that continue to write with Q; there are millions of books, publications, printed like this! what are you doing ? do not you read them again?
Somewhere you are right but there must be a "line" drawn by someone opposite "something" in order to have a certain coherence in the application of "something" otherwise you get, in time, to HAOS! In addition, children now study in school after that "recommendation"! Whether it is wrong or not remains to be established by those who did it and to bring an argument in support of what you said, but only as an argument, read here: http://www.pruteanu.ro/103deceidini.htm
And calculating the surface of a country is hard?
That's it! Romania: 238397 kmp, United Kingdom: 242495 kmp.
I mean, they're pretty much the same, the Great Britain is just 2% bigger than the surface. Where's the problem, I do not know.
"All maps are wrong"! - funny statement! 🙂 Are you the first to discover this? 🙂 From what I know each type of projection is intended for a specific purpose and the Gerardus Mercator projection (and not "marker") was intended primarily for navigation on the seas and oceans because it faithfully respects the "angles"… but there are other types of cartographic projections - ex. "Gauss-Kruger screening"! As a general idea on the subject: http://www.scritub.com/stiinta/arhitectura-constructii/PROIECTII-CARTOGRAFICE74664.php
My recommendation is to stay still in electronics and not venture into areas that you do not master.