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Q: What direction would you be headed if you were going to the southpole of Antarctica to Australia?
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What direction would you be headed going from s pole to Australia?

It would be some variation of north, depending where in Antarctica one started.


Which direction would you be headed if you were going from the south pole to Australia?

northeast


In which direction would you be headed if you were going from the South Pole to Antarctica?

You'd be headed nowhere. Since the South Pole is in Antarctica, you wouldn't have to move at all.


In what cardinal direction would you be headed if you were going from the south pole to Australia?

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In what direction would you be headed in if you were going from the South pole to Australia?

You'd be going Northeast.


In what direction would you be headed if you were going from south pole to Australia?

From the south pole itself everywhere is north


What direction would you be headed if you going from the south pole to Australia?

Everywhere on Earth is due north of the south pole.


In what direction would you be headed if you were going for the south pole to Australia?

North. At the south pole, north is the only way you can go.


The battle of the coral sea stopped japanse from invading which nation?

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Is America headed in the right direction?

It depends on who you are and who you ask. Probably, as always, it is headed in the right direction in some ways, and in the wrong direction in other ways.


What are the continents west of the prime meridian?

Since the Earth is a sphere ... shaped like a ball ... you can start out from the Prime Meridian,go either east or west, and arrive on any continent you want.If it's North America or South America you're headed for, your trip is shorter if you go west.If it's Asia or Australia you're headed for, the eastbound trip is the shorter one.For the rest ... Europe, Africa, and Antarctica ... the Prime Meridian crosses them, soyou wouldn't say that either direction is closer.


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