butterfly effect

This question, idea and concept has been bugging me for a long while now ever since I've read this amazing graphic novel and it's different perspective/take of christian theology/story and lore. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judas_(comic_book) https://readcomiconline.li/Comic/Judas This...

Coming up on a year ago, I created and ran a project intended to "simulate" the history of a whole new world, from 3500 BCE to 1955 CE, heavily inspired by the nation battle royales that kind of dominated mapping Youtube a while ago. This would be the final project in a long line dubbed the...

Beyond Vinland is an Alternate History Project created on the Whatifalthist discord server where the focus is on the butterfly effect from Iceland's independence after a lightning strikes and burns down a Church in the year 1000, influencing Thorgeir Ljosvetningagodi's decision regarding the...

So I'm working on a TL where the assassination of Solomon of Brittany failed, so there isn't a civil war between contenders that would've greatly weakened the kingdom and Brittany remains independent. I'd like to make in sort that another country than Muscovy unites Russia and expands into...

How can I remember the late 00s and the early 10s? Well many the presidency of one of the most unlikely presidental victories. A man who was running for a party that had one of the most unpopular presidents in recent history on his side and the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression...

Pre-History up until league formation in 1890 Late-1840s to early-1860s: As more European immigrants began making their way into the United Sates through New York and other eastern ports, they pick up some peculiar traditions of sport. One of those was the New York style baseball (or what is...

Wikipedia Article on the War of Jenkins' Ear Okay, so I'm not going to lie, this is a pretty minor conflict, but it might have interesting territorial implications if their had been a decisive victor instead of the conflict just sort of sputtering out, and the butterfly effect is not to be...

Hey alternate historians, I've been working on this certain timeline for a while (some people already know it) which has an 1852 PoD. The PoD, a magical awakening (oh did i mention it was a bit asb? probably not, because that doesn't really matter regarding this question) plunges parts of the...

The death of Alexander, Prince of Scotland in 1284 led to the downfall of the Dunkeld dynasty ruling Scotland. His father, Alexader III, was unable to produce a new legitimate heir before being thrown from a horse and killed. The succession crisis changed the nation and eventually led to the...

I found out that Empress Yodit of Abyssinia had plans to restore Israel under her rule and abdicate the throne of Abyssinia to become Queen of Israel. She never could because of constant uprisings against having a Jewish Empress by the Coptics in Abyssinia. But what if she'd quelled the...

So, I'm working on an alternate history novel. If Ireland gained independence way early (I'm not precise on when, but before the Irish Potato Famine), how unlikely is it that WW1 similar to as we know it (with the German Empire, the assassination of Franz Ferdinand, etc) would occur? I mean...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_East_Africa#World_War_I https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_African_Campaign_(World_War_I) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mittelafrika https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/mittelafrika.268913/ German colonies in Africa 1922 (alternate history)...

The American constitution has been the framework of its government for the entire existence, being amended only 17 times(not counting the bill of rights). What kind of differences could have plausibly been worked into the constitution that would have had big impacts of the balance of power...

There is a problem that keeps bugging me... Is it possible that the "Butterfly Effect" produce any differences upon the Planet Earth at planetary / cosmic scales? I mean, of course, extremely little variations but which could add up and get noticeable over centuries from the POD. Let me try...

The Rise of a New World Book 1: The Immortal Apu-Inca Prologue: The year was 1742… The place was an area in the west of what was then known as the viceroyalty of Peru, known as “El Gran Pajonal” (The Great Grasslands), which was the entry to the Peruvian Amazon… And...