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If you were standing on the north pole what direction would you be looking?
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∙ 14y ago
Every direction for 360 degrees is south. You can still go up or down, though.
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If you were standing at the north pole which way would you face?
Every direction you face would be South
Where would you be standing if no matter which way you looked you were looking south?
I guess North
If you are facing the North Pole what direction is on your left?
If you were standing exactly at the North Pole, the only possible direction you would be able to travel would be south.
What direction would the pilot be flying after passing over the north pole and why?
At the exact moment the pilot passes over the North Pole, he is headed south. If one is standing exactly on the North Pole every direction is south.
You are facing the north pole is the direction east to your left or to your right?
As long as you are not standing on either the North or South Poles, the east would be to your right.
If you were Standing on antarctica's south pole facing north which direction would you travel step back?
North
If you were standing at the north pole which way would you face?
Every direction you face would be South
Where would you be standing if no matter which you face you were looking south?
I guess North
Where would you be standing if no matter which way you face you were looking south?
I guess North
Where would you be standing if no matter which way you looked you were looking south?
I guess North
If you are facing the North Pole what direction is on your left?
If you were standing exactly at the North Pole, the only possible direction you would be able to travel would be south.
If you were in Seattle and wanted to stand with the average winds blowing in your face you would be standing facing which direction?
north to north west
If north is in front of you which direction would you turn to go east?
If you are facing north, you would turn to the right to go east.
What direction would the pilot be flying after passing over the north pole and why?
At the exact moment the pilot passes over the North Pole, he is headed south. If one is standing exactly on the North Pole every direction is south.
If you were standing in the middle of china facing north what direction would the pacific ocean be?
Well, East mostly... that's the closest.
When an elevation drawing says north does that mean looking north or north side?
There are two schools of thought regarding elevation views of buildings. Some say that when you are standing to the north of a building, you are looking at the North Elevation, because THAT is the side that is FACING North. Others say that since you are LOOKING to the South, you are looking at the South Elevation. I myself am baffled that there is even this confusion. Consider this. If you are looking at a house and you can see the front door and the front side of the house, you naturally call this the Front Elevation. There is no ambiguity. You wouldn't think to argue that because you are LOOKING in the DIRECTION of the rear of the building, that you are looking at the rear elevation? That would make no sense at all! So why do some then insist that the name of the elevation is based on the direction you are looking? The North Elevation is the North side of the building. That's it, done!
What direction do you go if you were at the north pole to go to moscow?
If you were standing directly at the North Pole, the only direction you could go is South. There is no farther North, and going East or West is simply spinning in a circle (and it would be ambiguous whether you would spin clockwise or counterclockwise) without actually taking a step.
