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By MT Kaisiris Tallini:

The Old World Greek navigators knew is made up of Europe, Asia, and Africa.

The New World other European navigators made us collectively aware of, on the other hand, is made up of the Americas, Australia, and Antarctica.

The Newest World only ‘ectonavigators‘ are aware of today is made of a seventh, or the Global Earth Oceans (GEO) region, which is no longer strictly land mass-based.

Besides a point in the Adriatic Sea known as Cyberterra (43°0’0″ North; 15°0’0″ East), there is such a thing geologically as non-continent geography, also known as ‘ectogeography‘, which can even be based on volcanic rock known as basalt, also known as non-continental oceanic crust.

An example of this kind of rock is the island of Forte de São José da Pontinha.

Moreover, the Newest World actually extends from the seas and oceans of the planet, to the internet, even into outer space and beyond low Earth orbit (LEO).

The Newest World, in reality, represents what connects the Old World to the New World, and what connects ‘ectopolitans‘ to each other today, or the seas and oceans for regular navigators, and the internet for ‘ectonavigators‘.

The Wallace Line only confirms the logic of the new fields of ‘ectogeography‘ and ‘ectogeology‘.

This well-established scientific fact, also confirms the equally profound scientific logic of keeping geography and geology affairs, as well as ‘ectogeography‘ and ‘ectogeology‘ affairs, entirely separate.

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