randomperson
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How different could the world have been without Australia? I t was "discovered" by the Britsh somewhere in the post-America Revolution- 1800 Area, how much would be different?
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What.
So your line of thinking is, "if Britain doesn't discover Australia in the XYZ century, Australia will never exist?"
No. Just no.
The Dutch discovered it considerably earlier. 1606 or something like that. If Britain doesn't come into it, which is doubtful in itself, the Netherlands or France likely will.
Just turn Australia into a desert. oh wait, it is.
I don't thik the world would change much. but we'd have less cool animals
what if Australia and Antartica are still one land mass and form a huge continent in te Pacific and possibly projecting into the Antartic Ocean?
what if Australia and Antartica are still one land mass and form a huge continent in te Pacific and possibly projecting into the Antartic Ocean?
.......No just no without Australia the world would just implode. Why? Because we are quite simply just that awesome![]()