Phew FE Map is south polar centered. It makes sense that Australia's sunset cannot be viewed from Alaska due to the over distance.
Thank you very much my friend but I really need your help on this new map.
Can you please explain some things to me?
Am I to understand that when I sailed to Alaska on a ship that I was actually going to Antarctica? I mean, my compass was pointing north.
Or did I go to the ice ring? There sure were a lot of people, cars, roads, and mooses and I didn't see any penguins.
And when I looked up at night, the north star was rather high in the sky, and the big dipper was on all the state highway signs.
Where ever it was I went, all the people thought we was under the north star, and proud of it, right?
(The state of Alaska, USA, prints the big dipper and north star on all their state highway signs. You can google Alaska State Highway Sign.)
Anyway, please help me understand.
Is this Phew map flat? or curved?
Why are the lines curved on it?
Uhoh! I found some countries on your map that have the same problem Australia does on the other map!
Look at the two green countries. You'll have to tell me what country they are because your map is so distorted. But I put green dots on them for you.
Those two cities are supposed to be getting 14 hours of daylight on their longest day of the year!
And yet, the south pole, in the middle, should be dark at that very moment, and yet look, it's even closer to the sun!
I fail to see how this map solves anything. It sure confuses some things though if the south pole is in the center!
Is the ice ring really in Alaska? I wonder if Canada knows about that.
