No pressure, but could you review a map of the moon, sharing the names of the key features e.g. craters and plains, and point out where landings took place?
Well yes and no... it depends how you define small... you have Major, Minor and Microplates... Juan de Fuca is a Microplate and technically the smallest one... but even that plate is divided in two... one of the subdivisions is called the Gorda plate, having about 200k km² less than the entire Juan de Fuca... considering all this, Manus plate in Indonesia (I think), would be the smallest in the world
I love your videos, I always watch them to sleep, they help me a lot! Please make more geoguessr videos, it's fun
Thank you, I will!
another cool maps at 3am video would be amazing, I find them super interesting and relaxing!
Thanks for the idea!
This is incredibly calming and informative, thank you so much🌍 And I love your voice too!
Thank you so much!
Never took time to comment, but been watching your videos to sleep for months now and absolutely love the map videos!
Thank you so much for watching!!
I remember Katharina in 2005,
it was devastating. Everybody was scared.
No pressure, but could you review a map of the moon, sharing the names of the key features e.g. craters and plains, and point out where landings took place?
I would love to; let me see if I can find some good resources :D
this video makes me feel so happy and blissful
Could you do a video using the ww1, interwar, ww2 or cold war map?
I'll try - good idea!
@@WelshASMR82Maps Thanks
Australia is currently moving north-east at a rate of 7cm a year. Loving the videos mate, keep it up.
Oh wow!
We are the fastest moving and oldest continent on the Planet. God I love this country.
I'll just watch this video whilst waiting on a new dutch video!
Did you see the newest video I did on that channel? :D
thanks you're the best 🎉
I find it funny how he just completely missed Adelaide. We’re not THAT irrelevant 💀
lol, sorrrrrryyyyy!
💟 grazie
You forgot the Juan De Fuca Plate:(. It’s the smallest plate, it’s on the western coast of North America.
Well yes and no... it depends how you define small... you have Major, Minor and Microplates... Juan de Fuca is a Microplate and technically the smallest one... but even that plate is divided in two... one of the subdivisions is called the Gorda plate, having about 200k km² less than the entire Juan de Fuca... considering all this, Manus plate in Indonesia (I think), would be the smallest in the world
Incredible video 😊😊😊
Thank you so much!
Türkçe kanalına video atıcak mısın?
Я первый
Привет, а что по поводу того канала, когда видео на основном канале?