This is cool, a map projection where everything is given equal weights

https://equal-earth.com/

#Notes #Maps #Topography

Equal Earth Wall Map - Home

A wall map in the Equal Earth projection showing countries of the world. The map is free of charge.

🇧🇷 Apresentando esse trabalho de alteração da topografia em malha 90°/45°. O comando pedia movimentação de terra, e como geralmente evito fazer isso, tentei preservar essa identidade com os perfis do terreno natural que ainda aparecem nos planos dos arrimos.

🇬🇧 Presenting this work of changing the topography using a 90°/45° mesh. The briefing required earth movement, and as I usually avoid doing it, I tried to preserve this identity with the profiles of the natural terrain that still appear in the plans of the retaining walls.
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#arquitetura #architecture #urban #urbanism #UnB #universidade #university #uni #maquete #mockup #calunga #topografia #topography #arquiteturadechão
#space #topography #planets #mars #earth #water #ocean #life Zaki & Lamb 15 April 2026 Nature Identifying the topographic signature of early Martian oceans doi.org/10.1038/s415...

Identifying the topographic si...
Martian Map

Rectangular, colored, labeled map of Mars, and two circular maps of its poles.

Mars Topography

These maps are global false-color topographic views of Mars at different orientations from NASA's Mars Global Surveyor. The maps are orthographic projections that contain over 200,000,000 points and about 5,000,000 altimetric crossovers.

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)
Mars Topography

These maps are global false-color topographic views of Mars at different orientations from NASA's Mars Global Surveyor. The maps are orthographic projections that contain over 200,000,000 points and about 5,000,000 altimetric crossovers.

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)
Martian Map

Rectangular, colored, labeled map of Mars, and two circular maps of its poles.

#space #topography #planets #mars #earth #water #ocean #life

Zaki & Lamb 15 April 2026 Nature

Identifying the topographic signature of early Martian oceans

https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-10381-2