TheRealPopcornMaker OP t1_ixwopzz wrote on November 26, 2022 at 11:37 PM Reply to comment by CrustalTrudger in When prehistoric land masses are depicted, what is the accuracy to which they are drawn. Would the maps produced be useful for navigating that world? by TheRealPopcornMaker Super detailed response thanks so much. So broadly speaking the maps could be used to navigate between landmasses and know when to expect mountain ranges, open plains and deserts up to around 500 million years ago? Permalink Parent 89
When prehistoric land masses are depicted, what is the accuracy to which they are drawn. Would the maps produced be useful for navigating that world? Submitted by TheRealPopcornMaker t3_z5ge3w on November 26, 2022 at 7:59 PM in askscience 92 comments 2,236
TheRealPopcornMaker OP t1_ixwopzz wrote
Reply to comment by CrustalTrudger in When prehistoric land masses are depicted, what is the accuracy to which they are drawn. Would the maps produced be useful for navigating that world? by TheRealPopcornMaker
Super detailed response thanks so much. So broadly speaking the maps could be used to navigate between landmasses and know when to expect mountain ranges, open plains and deserts up to around 500 million years ago?