The world, as we know it, is a testament to centuries of exploration and discovery. It also reflects the relentless human wish to chart the…
The Nuremberg Chronicle, or Liber Chronicarum (Book of Chronicles), is a monumental achievement of late 15th-century printing. It also stands as a remarkable feat in…
Map Printing Through the Ages: From Woodblocks to Rotogravure Maps are more than just guides—they are works of art, tools of science, and windows into…
Maps are more than just navigational tools—they are windows into the spatial understanding of the world. There are many types of maps used across disciplines.…
Introduction In the grand narrative of cartography, certain names emerge as pillars that support the edifice of modern geography. Among these, Eratosthenes of Cyrene (c.…
Introduction Planetary mapping shows celestial bodies through cartographic techniques. It has played a crucial role in humanity’s understanding of the cosmos. The evolution of planetary…
The Ebstorf Map: A Window into Medieval Cartography and Thought Introduction The Ebstorf Map is a remarkable mappa mundi (world map) from the 13th century.…
Celestial cartography is the science of mapping the night sky. It has played a pivotal role in the development of astronomy throughout history. One of…
Mapping Titan: Insights from the Cassini Mission The Cassini-Huygens mission was launched in 1997. It has provided the most detailed exploration of Saturn and its…
Cartography is the art and science of mapmaking. It has a long and intricate history. This history mirrors humanity’s exploration and understanding of the world.…