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Sapiento — Post Apocalyptic NA
Published: 2010-04-27 04:56:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 13915; Favourites: 113; Downloads: 0
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NA after some catastrophic volcanic eruptionsRelated content
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I can't remind the exact setting.
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Unterm heutigen Yellowstone Nationalpark schäft ein riesiger Supervulkan. Der eingestürzte Krater ist 55 x 72 km gross. Die bekannten Explosion war ca. 2,1 und 1,3 Millionen vor 640.000 Jahren.
Eventuell, je nachdem wie alt Sie sind, erinnern Sie sich an die Mt. St. Helens Exlosion 1980. Dabei wurden 0,3 km³ Material in die Atmosphäre gepustet. Bei den drei Yellowstone Ausbrüchen waren es 280, 1000 und 2500 km³ Material.
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Die Situation im Yellowstonepark ist mir bekannt. Ich bin mir nur nicht mehr sicher ob der Auftraggeber dies als Inspiration verwendet hat.
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nice but a little hard to read, even with the zoom
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Is the white area to the north ice of Terra Incognita?
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great work and nice interpretation of the yllowstone eruption
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Koolness! Some of the names are a bit too small to read though. But I like it.
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It remember me "A Canticle for Leibowitz": [link]
Cool map.
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Uhm, brand-new Laurentid Ice Cap.
During Ice Ages, global sea level drops below -50/-100 meters, while here I see seawaters invading coastlines. More lands rather more waters. Should be fixed someway.
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I think there could be some way to find an explanation for both - maybe the continent sank down a few meters.
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Phenomenon you mean is the isostasy, there's some kind of compensation, but this seems to suggest an Earth with much higher water content even in lowstand phase
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Well, I only made the map.
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Whoa I was thinking of doing one like this! But of course you are much more pro.
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I like the style of the map.
But it seems the mountain range from British Columbia to Alaska has mysteriously disappeared.
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Obviously the damage was much worse!
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