in what direction is the equator from the south pole?
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If your in the south pole, everything is going to be north of you so the equator is north of the south pole.
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No, it is not possible to view Northern Lights from the Equator.\nYou can see Northern Lights from latitutes beyond the Arctic Circle (66.30 N)
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north america is north of the equator and south america is outh
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You're where the equator and international date line intersect, facing north.
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Antarctica is the southern most point on the earth, we commonly refer the it as the South Pole
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South Magnetic Pole\nIs the point on the Earth's surface where the direction of the Earth's magnetic field is vertically upwards. The magnetic dip, the angle between the horizontal plane and the Earth's magnetic field lines, is 90° at the magnetic poles. The south magnetic pole is not fixed and its position moves about 5 kilometres a year presently in a north to northwesterly direction. The location of the south magnetic pole as at February 1998 was 64.59° S and 138.53° E.\n\nGeomagnetic Pole\nEither of two points of intersection of the surface of the Earth with the extended axis of a magnetic dipole which is assumed to be located at the centre of the Earth and approximates the source of the Earth's magnetic field. It should not be confused with the magnetic pole which relates to the actual magnetic field of the Earth. The south geomagnetic pole is at 78° 30' S and 111° E which is near Russia’s Vostok Station.
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The circumference of the earth from pole to pole is roughly 24,860 miles. Since the distance of the north pole to the equator is 1/4 of the circumference then I calculate it to be approximately 6215 miles.\n\n:)
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The difference comes because of the tilt of our planet in space. Our planet is leaned to one side on her orbit around the Sun and around her central os. So, one of the poles (in this case the north pole) is farther away from the Sun, than is the south pole. And so is with all the areas inbetween on both sides of the equator.\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=Earth%2Bwobble
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Using the earth as an example, it would be the distance from the earth's axis of rotation (the line between the north and south poles).... to the equator at the surface.
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from 5 degrees north to 5 degrees south of the equator. This is where the northern hemisphere and the southern hemisphere winds, which are moving in opposite direction, converge to create an area with little to no wind.
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The pole in the north direction of earth is the south magnetic pole of earth's magnet.\n\nThe position of magnetic pole is changing but not the pole itself. If the pole cahnges then the magnetic needle in the compass will deflect in the opposite direction.
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Assuming your point of origin has the coordinates of y latitude N/S and x Longitude E/W, the opposite point would be y latitude S/N (The opposite direction. If origin is north, then the opposite would be the same value south.) The Longitude is figured by subtracting 180 degrees from the origin's value, and drop the minus sign, then changing the direction from east to west, or west to east.\n\nIf this does not make sense, post a detail, and I will try to clarify.
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Countries on the southern hemisphere. Think about the tilting earth as it orbits. Australia would be a good example.
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depends.....at the equator, from the surface to sea level, it is 6,378.135 km. from the centre to the north or south pole, at sea level, it is 6,356.750 km. remember, both of those are to sea level, and they differ because the world is not a perfect sphere.
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Due south if you're north of the 22nd degree latitude, the tropic of cancer.\n\nBetween the tropics, the highest point of the sun can be directly overhead, or move north or south.
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If you are standing on the geographic North Pole, you are looking south. Every way you look is south, so east and west are irrelevant. Anywhere else, the camera is pointing in whatever direction you point it.
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It would point towards the magnetic pole which is somewhat south of the geographical North Pole. The 2005 location of the magnetic north pole is 79.74°N and 71.78°W