Hello, my name is John Dailey, and I had taken Earth Science classes at the University of South Dakota in Vermillion. At that time, what I had learned in those classes had inspired me to create an alternate Earth, with geographic and geological features different from Earth’s but still inspired by them. The problem I have is that I know only the Cause–i.e. the changing of the geography–and not the Effect (how the changes in geography influence landscape, climate and weather). I have the whole description written down, but before I show you the description, if it is not too much trouble, would you be willing to help me with feedback and advice on the changes I had made? Thank you for your time.
Hi John. Thanks for your message! I think it sounds like a very cool project, but I don’t think I’m at all learned enough to give you feedback. As I believe I’ve said in my worldbuilding posts, they are very much a layman’s guide to being somewhat naturalistic and no more than that.
Hello, my name is John Dailey, and I had taken Earth Science classes at the University of South Dakota in Vermillion. At that time, what I had learned in those classes had inspired me to create an alternate Earth, with geographic and geological features different from Earth’s but still inspired by them. The problem I have is that I know only the Cause–i.e. the changing of the geography–and not the Effect (how the changes in geography influence landscape, climate and weather). I have the whole description written down, but before I show you the description, if it is not too much trouble, would you be willing to help me with feedback and advice on the changes I had made? Thank you for your time.
https://medium.com/universe-factory/great-lakes-earth-geography-372bce96d642
John Dailey
johnwarrendailey@gmail.com
Hi John. Thanks for your message! I think it sounds like a very cool project, but I don’t think I’m at all learned enough to give you feedback. As I believe I’ve said in my worldbuilding posts, they are very much a layman’s guide to being somewhat naturalistic and no more than that.