Folding Paper Globes
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Folding Paper Globes
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#3Maybe I'm overlooking, but would love if this had an accurate political globe (e.g., countries and capitals) for my young kids.
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#4Earth without water seems a bit deceptive.
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#5Maybe I'm overlooking, but would love if this had an accurate political globe (e.g., countries and capitals) for my young kids.
Borders are a nightmare because many countries have contested areas and ask everyone inside the country to use the official one, specialy at schools.
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#6this is awesome !
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#7Maybe I'm overlooking, but would love if this had an accurate political globe (e.g., countries and capitals) for my young kids.
I do find it interesting that while modern map apps do a great job of replacing road atlases, and we can get satellite and photogrammetry overlays that give us immense insight into how maps relate to the context on the ground, and we do have pretty good topographic mapping apps (though sadly not built in to the big map apps like Google or Apple), but one kind of map that we used to get in paper atlases but can’t explore so easily online are political maps. Google Maps is also not great as a physical map in that it is bad at labelling and naming geographic features - Apple Maps does a better job at this. But neither offers a good way to hide all the roads and just look at borders.
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#8I would like to see some pictures of the final product, seems very cool
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#9very cool. as someone not familiar with this I would love to see how they look when folded
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