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NASA uses space lasers to map the world's forests by D. Vogt NASA is currently producing a new type of map of the world's forests, using satellite-based laser technology. It is intended to measure forest height and density around the world, in order to study the extent to which forests function as carbon "tra... More> iPhone app reviews: History Maps of World by Joan Inong History buffs will surely enjoy the app titled "History: Maps of the World." This handy little app costs nothing but offers you plenty of graphic information about the different states of the world during different periods in time. Whether you are i... More>
	iPhone app reviews: 2010 World Map Free by Joan Inong Some free apps are just too tempting. I tend to look at the price of an app when I download it. That way, I could see whether or not it would be worth it to purchase the real version, if there is one. If not, then I have the satisfaction of knowing ... More> Book reviews: A Map of the World, by Jane Hamilton by Alysa Dudley A Map of the World by Jane Hamilton is a beautifully written, insightful book. Readers are taken into the minds and innermost thoughts of the characters. The story is interesting and compelling and gives readers much to ponder. From People Magazine,... More>
Tips for teaching your child about geography by Angela S. Young A young child who is aware that there is more to the world than the space they take up, can begin to learn about geography. First they learn the geography of their home, understanding that there are other rooms in the house that serve different purp... More> Testimonies: Praying for our World by Julianna Curtis Map of the World- Map of My Heart I was given an assignment to pray over a world map for six days and to write a paper on whatever I felt God had put on my heart to pray for. Those six days I spent 30-45 minutes each day praying for different countr... More>
Comments (1 to 1 of 1) Wendy Smith Apr 30, 10 at 04:40 AM Hey, where's a really old World Map? I hear that recently new credence is being given the different coastlines depicted on old maps. Whereas formerly, "experts" rejected them as not being accurate. Now, I am sure that mapmakers of old were not retards, and some of them could easily shed light on the effects being created in different spheres of our world over a long time period, and thus being able to make more intelligent future predictions. Enter your comment below: If you are a registered Helium member, you may login and then leave your own comment. Flag Inappropriate Content