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New Earth
New Earth is a stream project started on 26th July 2020, where a 1:4000 scale map of the Earth is opened up in sections to the public to build, both on and off of stream.
The map is pre-made with the countries and borders (depicted with cobblestone blocks) laid out, and users are allowed to build down a little and up to around 40 blocks from sea level.
The builds can be viewed by joining the server (Instructions found here) and via the Dynmap here. You can show the regions by turning on the "WorldGuard" layers found on the left.
This is the first stream to be played on the 1.16.1 game version.
Rules
The full list of rules can be found here
Stream 1 - Western Europe
The first stream, 26th July 2020, featured a Western Europe section containing Ireland, The UK, (most of) France, Netherlands, Spain and Portugal
Video
Vod
Uptime: 2:56:01
Date: July 26th 2020
Title: Let's build a new Earth in Minecraft. Starts 3pm BST. Type !server for login
Public Build 1 - Central & Eastern Europe
The second public build that opened at the end of Stream 1 featured a lot of Central Europe, including locations such as Belgium, Italy, Switzerland and Austria to name a few.
This was later expanded one day later to include a lot of Eastern Europe.
This build region closed at 5pm 30th July 2020, in preparation for the next stream 2 hours later.
This second stream was on the 30th July 2020 at 7pm (BST) and lasted around 3 and a half hours. This opened up most of the Nordics: Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland. During the Stream RT visited and explored a lot of the Public Central Europe area built in between the streams before admiring what had been built during the stream itself.
Video
Vod
Uptime: 3:46:27
Date: July 30th 2020
Title: Let's build a new Europe in Minecraft. !server
Public Build 2 - Northern Europe
The second public build was opened after the stream, expanding to a northern section of Russia. This was further expanded to the East on the 5th August 2020, as the video released to include even more of Northern Russia.