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Well given the Qing came from there, does this more limited realm remain broadly similar while the Ming dominate the rest of China (sans Mongolia and Dzungar)? If so, and the Ming’s successors mostly take over old lands, then it’s likely these territories all fall into Russia’s sphere of...

Yup. I’ll update in a couple hundred years and let you know how the timeline progresses

Magyar uber alles! Also featuring; completely balkanised Britain, Sunni Muslim Georgia under Finno-Ugric kings, Taoist Pechenegs in west Khazakstan, Manichean Khirgiz realm stretching from northern Khazakstan to Mongolia and Baikal, Greek southern Italy, Tunisia and Libya, completely chaotic...

Manchuria at the North Pole and the Falklands at the south sure looks funky

Well that one attempt to circumnavigate Africa is going to be way easier. That and Madagascar will be way harder to reach for humans or animals.

Depends where it is. Since Europe is much cooler and wetter, the Alps and even Etna are more snow capped, as are the Atlas mounts which look more like OTL’s pre-industrial Pyrenees even in warmer times. Tibet is mostly the same albeit a bit wetter and snowier. Other mountain ranges tend to have...

WiP of my updated map for the Reversia timeline, fixing some errors, adding in great lakes and factoring in the 10-15m lower sea level.

Oh this should be interesting for Japan. The Philippines alone has greater natural resources than Korea, Liandong and Taiwan combined, so along with the Russians having Manchuria and China falling earlier, means Japan may not end up being as warlike in this timeline.

Here. Just working out the specifics before I start a timeline with it

Welll as a matter of fact I’ve made a Reversia topic now so if you’re interested and more well versed than myself in the geography of particular places, I’d like to hear your ideas and feedback.

Very interesting read so far. Europe sure is going to end up funky in this timeline, especially with nerfed Prussia and Austria, Russia not humiliated by the Crimean War or Russo-Japanese, and a much more powerful Italy. GeoPolitics should be doubly interesting now.

And another map in that series for climate zones; On top of this I sent an email to Chris Wayan regarding his opinions on other tilt ideas mentioned here like Cassini, the American one and Cryosahul, so that may be interesting.

Sorry to bump this, but amusingly, there is a lot of similarity between Turnovia and a calculation in which the earth spun the other way round. Here’s a few images to demonstrate; The left shows differences in temperature and right shows differences in humidity. And this shows “Reversia”‘s...

Perhaps, though this is just the very early reaction. That and the Slavic uprisings would be spilling over into the Ottoman Empire, so of course they would also want to be involved, as it would likely kickstart the Balkan wars by proxy. As to what a partition would look like, Vienna’s demise...

A WIP for the end of 1908 in a timeline where the Tunguska event happens over Vienna. So basically about 6 months after the event. Austria-Hungary was a powder keg before and with the government decapitated, the fuse was literally lit. Hungary easily declared independence to jump ship, but both...

Lol, nah it’s a communist japan from a timeline where there was no Anglo-Japanese alliance and lost the Russo-Japanese war

Yeah that’s it.

I’m definitely reusing this flag for a remake whenever it comes. May make the symbol either smaller or more central though to make it distinct.

Are there any ways to figure out how powerful said waves would be? For the scenario I envisioned, Vienna is hit in 1908, and sets off a powder keg, with Russia wanting to support the Slav minorities, Hungary and Germany wanting to restore order, and possibly an earlier ww1.

I’ve seen a few alt-Tunguska ideas thrown around both in this website and on other places like the wiki. Most have it occur in either London or St Petersburg for some reason, likely due to how big an impact they would have on those respective nations compared to our timeline, with the odd...