Tornado Quest Top Science Links For January 27 - February 3, 2024 #science #weather #climate #wintersafety #windchill #cocorahs #citizenscience #droughtmonitor
Greetings everyone. This week, you’ll find a way to get involved in collecting valuable weather data as a citizen scientist. We’ll also continue our look at winter weather safety, the latest US Drought Monitor, and other interesting reads, so let’s get started.
If you’re looking for a nice map of our planet, check out this site.
This is a informative read on clearing the air regarding many…
The Appalachian Mountains, Atlas Mountains, Scottish Highlands and Scandinavian Mountains were all once part of the same "Pangea Central Mountain Range" millions of years ago before Earth's continents split.
I made a set of Tolkien inspired fantasy maps of real-world locations including Scotland, the UK and Ireland, Europe, New England and North America for fun but turns out people like using them in their games so, here's how you can find them!
You can download copies of all these maps for free with or without labels for printing or use in your TTRPGs over on my Tumblr page here:
Fantasy Maps in a Tolkien Style
You can also buy prints of these maps on my Redbubble page :
If you would like to use these in a commercial project, drop me a DM and I'd love to chat!
He is best known for being the first person known to calculate the circumference of the Earth, which he did by using the extensive survey results he could access in his role at the Library; his calculation was remarkably accurate. He was also the first to calculate Earth's axial tilt, which has also proved to have remarkable accuracy. He created the first global projection of the world, incorporating parallels and meridians based on the available geographic knowledge of his era..
One does not simply draw mordor (it wasn’t simple those mountains were a pain in the ass)
Some things are slightly out of proportion due to some “technical difficulties” when i drew the top left corner and also problems came from lining it all up since i did them on four separate sheets but overall i think it came out good :)
I'm making a giant map of Middle Earth with Cross Stitch! It's 14 count and should be 32x24 inches when completed. I drafted it using Pic2Pat, and there are 25 colors, 24 pages, and I'm 23% complete.
If you have any question/stuff to say/whatever, say hi! I miss the r/crossstitch community.
A map of central and western Genertela, showing the major deities of Earth, Sea, and Air.
One of my pieces for Martin Heldson's brilliant Ships & Shores, which you should definitely check out and includes high-res labelled and unlabelled version of this and other maps.