The world map is messing with your head
Engineers, surveyors and satellite operators abandoned global Mercator long ago, even if classrooms did not.
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Hong Kong’s first astronaut to give live space lecture to students on Wednesday
First Hong Kong astronaut Lai Ka-ying will deliver a live lecture from space to students and teachers at her alma mater on Wednesday morning, with the session also broadcast to pupils across the city and in neighbouring Macau.