Columbus's voyages make zero sense now that SA is this far east

>Columbus's voyages make zero sense now that SA is this far east.

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So, who do we blame for the shifting of South America?

watch the cern jews swarm this thread trying to debunk you

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Yes I am Jewish and yes I work for CERN.

All world maps are warped unless they are a globe. Look at a globe map and stop talking about CERN, it will bring you nothing good. Won't warn you again.

Ok, I looked up a map of the world and I'm starting to believe this shit. I remember that coastal Brazil used to be in a similar longitude to the US East Coast. And Equador used to be alot further west (similar longitude to California or Arizona. Fuck CERN.

He didn't know the continents are there, moron. South America has always been east of North America, look at the Treaty of Tordesillias line, which gives Portugal part of Brazil but none of North America.

I swear you room temperature IQ geographers prefer the Risk projection and refuse to accept reality.

>it's true because people will tell me I'm wrong

Here we go again get ready to find more inconsistencies

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This shit extremely warped. Greenland isn't the size of south America.

Guyana, Suriname and French Guyana used to be south of Cuba.

This

this is what happens when you turn a sphere into a rectangle, all of the proportions get fucked. it's why you need a physical globe to understand the scale of things truly.

Ok. Here's a globe

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RARE

I lived on Curacao back in 2008, and you could see Venezuela from the southern shore on a clear day. Do the "shifters" claim that the entire Caribbean sea shifted east as well as the South AMerican and Central American landmass? If so, where? Because Mexico is where it should be. Do they think the isthmus of Panama was North/South oriented instead of East/West?

This would put Cuba in the Gulf of Mexico "pre-shift" , which never was the case, at least in my timeline

New Zealand was closer to AU before

This DOES look weird to me, but I never visited that area of the world so maybe I just wasn't paying attention

It’s relative to the amount of surface it takes up at its latitude. A strip of sphere of X width is much larger at the equator than near the poles.

While I'm on Google Earth...

Why aren't we allowed to see anything at the South Pole?

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