The lines of longitude are also known as a meridian line.
The lines of Longitude
This is the "prime meridian" (also known as the Greenwich Meridian for the British observatory on the line).
Longitude is the best term, but sometimes meridian is used. The line of longitude at zero degrees is the Prime Meridian.
Yes and no! The Prime Meridian is the technical term for the line of longitude (0º) which passes through Greenwich, UK.
When translated, this French term simply means the meridian. A meridian is an imaginary line circling the globe passing through both North and South poles.
the prime meridian
This is the "prime meridian" (also known as the Greenwich Meridian for the British observatory on the line).
Longitude is the best term, but sometimes meridian is used. The line of longitude at zero degrees is the Prime Meridian.
Meridian is a geological term. It can be used to describe a line of longitude or a celestial great circle.
Yes and no! The Prime Meridian is the technical term for the line of longitude (0º) which passes through Greenwich, UK.
When translated, this French term simply means the meridian. A meridian is an imaginary line circling the globe passing through both North and South poles.
A "prime meridian" is a line of longitude from which other longitude positions are calculated. The term "Prime Meridian" is currently applied to the Greenwich 0° line from which all other locations around the globe are measured (positioning and clock times), up to 180° east or west of that line.
the prime meridian
The general term is patrilineal. It is also known as father-line and agnatic.
Tammy de Weerd has served as the Mayor of Meridian since January of 2004. The mayor of Meridian serves a four-year term with no term limitation.
An Anti-Meridian is a meridian opposite any given meridian of longitude.Specifically the Anti-Meridian is the 180th meridian. That is the meridian opposite of the Prime Meridian.The term Anti-Meridian is sometimes confused with Ante Meridiem.Ante Meridiem is latin for before noon. Usually shown in English as "a.m.". Similarly, post meridiem, after noon, is shown in English as "p.m.".
There is no such thing as a maridian. The term "meridian" is used in a number of different contexts, which, although related, give different answers. In geography, a meridian is an imaginary arc (curved line) joining the geographic north and south poles. In astronomy a meridian is an imaginary circle that is perpendicular to the horizon and to the celestial equator.
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