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https://collection.kotsanasmuseum.com/wp-content/uploads/extra_large/8388.jpg10241024It was a world sphere (globe), with a diameter of 2 meters, constructed by Crates of Mallus and exhibited in Pergamon in ca 150 B.C. It was divided into five parallel zones, two frigid, two temperate and one torrid (which are still used today). Frigid zones, due to extreme cold, and the Equator, due to […]