Real scale of continents. What does a real world map look like?

Have you ever thought about what actual sizes of countries different from those shown on geographical maps? In principle, such things would not be of any interest to a Soviet schoolchild, since all students knew about them, even with average academic performance.

However, in our time, the data presented in the article may shock some representatives of the new generation of youth.

So, the real sizes of countries and continents differ from what we see on maps. For example, looking at a map, you might think that Russia is significantly larger than the continent in size. In fact, Africa (≈ 30 million km²) is almost twice the size of Russia (≈ 17 million km²) in terms of territory.

Why does this depend? Maybe someone is deliberately trying to misinform us? No, friends. It's all about projection.

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Hello, dear Reader! With this article we will continue the theme of the flat earth and present another fact proving the correctness of this theory. Do not rush to spit at the monitor if you are a skeptic of this topic, but simply study the proposed material and check it yourself.

Of course, most of the population is not given the opportunity to check what the map of the world in which we live should actually be. But a curious mind always wants to believe that our world is not the same as we are used to seeing it. And not only people live on this big land.

But sooner or later we will figure out all this confusion!))

World Map: false or real?

So, on our agenda. This is how she is presented to us from childhood:

It's simple. We find a map of the flat earth world on the Internet:

What do you see? Doesn't this remind you of the ratio of continents, the sizes that Yandex showed us? Coincidence or accident?

But that is not all...

Comparison

Here is the official UN emblem:

Don't notice anything?

• Firstly, on it all the continents in relation to each other are of the size that the Yandex ruler shows us;
• Secondly, it is very reminiscent of a flat earth map. Don't you find it?

Question for skeptics - How is this possible?)

Is this a coincidence or are we really being pushed into the wrong things since childhood? And most importantly, why are they doing this? And why is Russia artificially enlarged, as if they wanted to scare someone with their mass)) Or cover it up? After all, against the backdrop of huge Russia, Australia is visually lost. Maybe they are hiding something on its territory? And they want people to look anywhere but at tiny Australia? Hmm... We can only guess...

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Unfortunately, we cannot go into space, but we have the Internet, brains and eyes. Close all textbooks, we don’t know where the truth is and where the lies are. Become pioneers without looking back at history.

Start doing practical experiments. For example, get into a car and drive a long distance from one city to another on your own and compare it with the official map on Yandex.

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It hides not only real sizes, but also continents. We will definitely tell you about one of them on the pages of the site soon.

Many people know that the geographic map of the world we are accustomed to does not accurately reflect the real ratio of the areas of countries, and even more so of seas and oceans. The use of the Mercator projection leads to many distortions when, for example, Greenland looks larger than Australia... A fundamentally new projection proposed by Japanese designers made it possible to construct the most accurate map of the world that humanity has ever seen.

How did they do it?

A traditional map of the world is constructed in an ancient way, in which the image from the surface of the globe is transferred to a flat map using the Mercator projection. As a result, we get Greenland on the map several times larger than Australia, while in reality Greenland is three times smaller...

But a map built according to the principles of the AuthaGraph projection can be called truly innovative! Here the proportions of land and water remain unchanged and correspond to what we see on the globe. For this development, AuthaGraph received a prestigious award - the Japanese Good Design Award.

Then comes the original process of transferring the image onto a plane by combining various methods of projection through intermediate objects. This "multi-layer display" reduces the number of errors and monstrous distortions that arise when traditionally unfolding the surface of a globe into a flat map.

Of course, it is impossible to achieve complete perfection, but the map from AuthaGraph comes as close as possible to it.

How do the authors of the new world map explain the need for its appearance?
“Antarctica was discovered in 1820, and the first man reached the North Pole in 1909. In the 20th century, relations between East and West and North-South problems came to the forefront of world politics. The main territorial interest was the land, which was the human habitat. But since the end of the twentieth century, dwindling resources and environmental problems have forced attention to the polar regions and the territory of the oceans...
The AuthaGraphic World Map aims to support this new perspective and show what our globe actually looks like and how the interests of different countries and groups are distributed across it."

According to its creators, the new world map will allow you to look at the planet and its individual corners from a new angle and free yourself from ingrained stereotypes like “Western World”, “Far East”, “go north”.

For comparison: a world map drawn in 1844

World map of the 1490s, with the help of which Columbus convinced Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile to support his expedition.

Many people are aware that the world map we are used to does not accurately reflect the real ratio of the areas of countries, much less seas and oceans. The use of the Mercator projection leads to many distortions when, for example, Greenland looks larger than Australia... A fundamentally new projection proposed by Japanese designers made it possible to construct the most accurate map of the world that humanity has ever seen.

How did they do it?

A traditional map of the world is constructed in an ancient way, in which the image from the surface of the globe is transferred to a flat map using the Mercator projection. As a result, we get Greenland on the map several times larger than Australia, while in reality Greenland is three times smaller...

But a map built according to the principles of the AuthaGraph projection can be called truly innovative! Here the proportions of land and water remain unchanged and correspond to what we see on the globe. For this development, AuthaGraph received a prestigious award - the Japanese Good Design Award.

Then comes the original process of transferring the image onto a plane by combining various methods of projection through intermediate objects. This “multi-layer mapping” reduces the number of errors and monstrous distortions that arise when traditionally unfolding the surface of a globe into a flat map.

Of course, it is impossible to achieve complete perfection, but the map from AuthaGraph comes as close as possible to it.

“Antarctica was discovered in 1820, and the first man reached the North Pole in 1909. In the 20th century, relations between East and West and North-South problems came to the forefront of world politics. The main territorial interest was the land, which was the human habitat. But since the end of the twentieth century, dwindling resources and environmental problems have forced attention to the polar regions and the territory of the oceans...