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The axis isn't 'on' the globe at all. It's the imaginary pencil stuck through the globe on which the Earth rotates. It's only visible on the surface at the north and south poles. Other than that, it's completely inside the globe.
The axis of the earth is useful in locating places on the globe because people use the axis as a starting point. The axis is the starting point to go north or south, any direction on the globe and be able to use coordinates to pinpoint an exact concise location.
The compass rose was traditionally used on early maps to designate wind direction and intensity at different parts of the world. Replogle continues to place a compass rose on many globe maps for its beauty and information.
An advantage of a map is that a map is easy to carry. An advantage of a globe is that a globe is a 3D version of the world. A disadvantage of a map is that on a map the continents are stretched. A disadvantage of a globe is that a globe is hard to carry around.
Latitudinal lines run East West along the earth's surface. An easy trick to remember is thinking "lat is flat" therefore the lines are flat when you are looking at a globe or 2D map.Latitude lines can also be called "PARALLELS"
There was no colour illegal to wear in the globe theatre. People were just not allowed to wear expensive clothing indicating a higher status or rank.
a globe.
No one discovered it. It is an imaginary line used as a reference point in a system for indicating position on a globe
North and South.
they go up and down
I read on my globe,west.
size, shape, direction, distance
... is called a Great Circle arc.
Look at the route on a globe, the straight line route is actually longer.
By looking at the check or globe valve
The axis isn't 'on' the globe at all. It's the imaginary pencil stuck through the globe on which the Earth rotates. It's only visible on the surface at the north and south poles. Other than that, it's completely inside the globe.
If a map or a globe has latitude 'lines' printed on it, they will point east-west.