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Europe, Asia: 30 degrees south and 115 degrees west
North America: 10 degrees south and 80 degrees west
South America and Africa: 10 degrees south and 100 degrees east
Antarctica: 25 degrees north and 75 degrees east
Australia and New Zealand: 10 degrees south and 65 degrees west
Just so people won't be as confused, I'll post a modified quote.
I don't understand, if you are moving Antarctica north, what is its eastward movement in relation to? Are you increasing its landmass too?
Regardless you are seriously in danger of cutting off the Antarctica circumpolar current which is where the majority of the oceanic water masses form and could functionally shut down thermohaline circulation.
I don't understand, if you are moving Antarctica north, what is its eastward movement in relation to? Are you increasing its landmass too?
Regardless you are seriously in danger of cutting off the Antarctica circumpolar current which is where the majority of the oceanic water masses form and could functionally shut down thermohaline circulation.
I never really changed the location of oceans and seas.
I don't understand, if you are moving Antarctica north, what is its eastward movement in relation to? Are you increasing its landmass too?
Regardless you are seriously in danger of cutting off the Antarctica circumpolar current which is where the majority of the oceanic water masses form and could functionally shut down thermohaline circulation.
With that in mind, I'll be moving South America 25 degrees south instead of 10 degrees south.
Last edited by jackierudetsky; 07-18-2016 at 01:51 AM..
Europe, Asia: 30 degrees south and 115 degrees west
North America: 10 degrees south and 80 degrees west
South America: 10 degrees south and 100 degrees east
Africa: 15 degrees south and 100 degrees east
Antarctica: 25 degrees north and 75 degrees east
Australia and New Zealand: 10 degrees south and 65 degrees west
Europe, Asia: 30 degrees south and 115 degrees west
North America: 10 degrees south and 80 degrees west
South America: 20 degrees south and 100 degrees east
Africa: 10 degrees south and 100 degrees east
Islands north of Antarctica: 25 degrees north anf 75 degrees east
Antarctica: 30 degrees north and 75 degrees east
Australia and New Zealand: 10 degrees south and 65 degrees west
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Last edited by jackierudetsky; 07-22-2016 at 12:25 AM..
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