Yes, because Australia is west of South America if you cross the Pacific Ocean. Australia is east of South America if you go through the Indian ocean.
The earth is for all intents and purposes globe shape, hence you take off from Sth America in the right direction you'll hit australia.
Well, Yes, because Australia is west of South America if you cross the Pacific Ocean. Australia is east of South America if you go through the Indian Ocean.
They start with an A and end with an A. If 'America' means the 'USA', both Australia and the USA have English as the first language, and Australia is about the same size as continental USA (excluding Alaska and Hawaii).
It is both north and south of the equator.
Fossils of the glossopteris fern, which have been found across South America, Africa, India, Antarctica, and Australia. Fossil eveidence of a triassic land reiple lystrosaurus are also found across Africa, India, Antarctica and Australia.
They both speaks spanish They are both in south america.
It is southwest of the US
The seven continents are North America, South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia, and Antarctica. Australia is considered both an island and a continent.
Well, Yes, because Australia is west of South America if you cross the Pacific Ocean. Australia is east of South America if you go through the Indian Ocean.
Technically the world is round so yes if South America is irrelevant and some islands. :)
Asia, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica are.
North America and Europe are both entirely north of the equator. Australia and Antarctica are both entirely south of the equator.
The continents which are located north and south of the equator are Asia, Africa and South America.
Australia is both a country and a continent.Australia the continent is occupied by the country of Australia, and no other country.Australia is a continet and a country.
Asia, Europe, The Americas (both North and South America), Australia, and Africa.
Both were members of the South East Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) - as was the Republic of South Vietnam.
Antarctica and Australia are both completely south of the equator.
Antarctica, which encompasses the South Pole and which recently has been renamed the South Continent, by international agreement, has to be the southernmost continent. Australia is the only other continent entirely south of the equator, however South America stretches further south than Australia.