Antipodal New Zealand here (in case you didn't recognize it) is in red. I'm pleased to see that the latest version (12) of Mathematica does this sort of thing using a built-in GeoAntipode function and the country graphics are much improved:
Thursday, April 18, 2019
Antipodal New Zealand
Back in 2001 I used Mathematica to create a very rough image of an antipodal New Zealand atop the countries of Portugal, Spain, and Morocco:
Antipodal New Zealand here (in case you didn't recognize it) is in red. I'm pleased to see that the latest version (12) of Mathematica does this sort of thing using a built-in GeoAntipode function and the country graphics are much improved:
What a difference! Carl Lange calculated that about 60% of New Zealand has above-sea-level land at its antipode.
Antipodal New Zealand here (in case you didn't recognize it) is in red. I'm pleased to see that the latest version (12) of Mathematica does this sort of thing using a built-in GeoAntipode function and the country graphics are much improved:
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