Each is the starting place for its form of measurement - the equator for latitude and the prime meridian for longitude.
They are both considered to be '0' or the starting mark for counting in either latitude or longitude. They both go around the earth, even though one goes from North to South, while the other goes East to West.
They're both imaginary lines on the surface of the Earth. Each is the zero reference of one
of the orthogonal geographic coordinates in the common spherical coordinate system.
They both divide the earth
they are
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Yes and no! The Prime Meridian is the technical term for the line of longitude (0º) which passes through Greenwich, UK.
the prime meridian
The earth is wider around the equator, not the prime meridian. Hope this helps you :D
no... The Prime Meridian is 0° longitude. The equator is 0° latitude.
differences between equator and prime meridian
equator
Neither the equator or the prime meridian pass through Miami
differences between equator and prime meridian
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The equator runs West-East and the prime meridian (Greenwich meridian) runs North-South.
Neither. Ireland is north of the equator and west of the prime meridian.
The Equator runs east-west and the prime meridian runs north-south.
Yes and no! The Prime Meridian is the technical term for the line of longitude (0º) which passes through Greenwich, UK.
the prime meridian
If you mean the longitude of the equator, it is 180 degrees east to west longitude.If you mean the intersection of the equator and Prime Meridian, it is the Gulf of Guinea.