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corrected projections: Is this world map realistic? I tried to use plate tectonics to inform my mountain and island chain placements

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jasmi satellite equirectangular jasmi heightmap equirectangular

1 degree of latitude = 96.57 km.

Equirectangular projections. (Yes, I need to revise the polar regions to make sure they don't get squished.)

Obliquity of Jasmi: +31.1 degrees.

Radius of Jasmi: 0.87 REarth

Marked (too vaguely, I know,) are the equator, 31.1 degrees, 40 degrees and 58.9 degrees (my tropical and polar circles, as well as my subtropic/temperate regions).

Disregard the colors on the top map if you like; in a previous iteration of my planet's flora evolutionary timeline, I made this map to highlight diverse species of algae blooms around my continents.

Lighter color = higher elevation in the second map

Thanks! <3 R

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