Shocking! What a surprise. I was reading the old National geographic looking for something that needs explanation from those map makers. So here's to show you what I have seen on the map made to show where those whales live and migrate to certain destination. It's kind of interesting...really.
It shows you how the map maker let us see what a map looks like in certain degrees through animation, through measurement, through the globe, through it's symbol and places where it should be no matter how wide the gap is sure thing is there is that "gap" that leaves you to search for the truth of the data no matter how long it would take.
Strategically made to confuse navigators and spies ... maybe.
There is no correct measurement of the whole earth even if the map maker is a genius. Do you think the explorers of long time ago will be able to measure the subzero temperature and risk their lives just to measure the whole wide earth? Even if they have the modern technology and devices plus tech gadgets and instruments, no one can tell exactly tell the exact perfect measurement so what we can assume is the measurements are probably estimated. Estimation of numbers. With satellites orbiting the earth scanning the widths, depths, lengths, height and all that needs to be measured? It could be all assumption. making the ocean longer and wider or something that is wider shorter and cramp. You can only measure what you can see visibly with your eyes. Something that you cannot see and measure them is simply explained in technological terms using machines, instruments and devices from above and beyond your grasp.
Measure to be sure is done on building bridges, house, buildings, towers and many concrete infrastructure. To measure beyond what we can see depends on your intuition to find it out for yourself. Why certain countries is placed on another continent after hundred years it's probably a "mass migration sort of."
Would you be shocked when all of a sudden you see so many of the Peruvians in Baguio City? How that happened? The people of Peru moved to Baguio and what happened to the Igorots? The Igorots and the Ifugaos do not look the same as the Igorots of the 1950's. Time has changed. Culture and tradition has mobilized and adapted somewhere else. Search the old books and you'll find out that the Inuits, native Japanese were actually the Igorots. The Japanese of the 1900's are already Americans without any of those "characteristics" that can distinguish them apart. It seems that their normal facial features are vanishing. They are losing their "japanese features." The Spanish features of the Filipinos are in the same phase. Majority of the Philippines' populations is becoming that of "Malay." We are in the "mix race culture" now.
Let's go fishing for tuna!
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