Thursday, 3 November 2016

"Origami" map.

Interesting article: 



The traditional map of the world, known as the Mercator map, may be the most often seen image of our planet but it is also considered highly inaccurate because Antarctica and Greenland are greatly distorted.



Now, a Japanese artist and architect believes he has solved this 447 year old problem with an 'origami map' that represents landmasses and seas as accurately as possible.



You can buy the map HERE

It would be a wonderful activity to try with our students. What do you think?


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