Wegner suggested that continents in the Southern Hemisphere had a colder climate long ago because he believed that these landmasses were once joined together in a supercontinent called Gondwana near the South Pole. This positioning would have made them subject to polar ice caps and glaciers, resulting in a colder climate compared to today.
As it is called the 'North Equatorial Current' the name would suggest that it is located North of the equator, in the Northern hemisphere.
The exact location of the lost city of Atlantis is a subject of debate and speculation. While some theories suggest it may have been located in the eastern hemisphere, there is no concrete evidence to confirm its existence or precise location.
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Wegener proposed the theory of continental drift because he noticed how coastlines of continents seemed to fit together like pieces of a puzzle. He also observed similarities in rock formations, fossils, and climate across continents that suggested they were once connected. These observations led him to suggest that the continents had moved over time.
Alaska. This is a most unusual question, as it suggest Australia is in the USA - which it is not, being a country and continent in its own right in the southern hemisphere.
I would suggest that they are: - Sky Tower (tallest building in the southern hemisphere) - Auckland Harbour Bridge - One Tree Hill - Rangitoto Island
'Hemisphere' means 'half a sphere' So every sphere has two halves. So every planet has two hemispheres. You can divide the planet into hemispheres any way you like. It's common to talk of the northern hemisphere and the southern hemisphere, or the eastern and western hemispheres, but if you want to suggest your own hemispheres then that's your choice.
Water once flowed in the Sahara. Hopeed i helped.
It depends on where you want to go and what amenities and services you would like. But I suggest that you search it first on the internet to have an idea for your vacation.June is a pretty forgiving month (in the Northern hemisphere)... temperatures are usually mild even in the north. (You might want to think twice about a camping trip in Alaska in, say, February, but by June it's pretty pleasant.)If you're considering a Southern hemisphere destination like Australia or New Zealand, you should be aware that June marks the start of winter there (corresponding to December in the Northern hemisphere) and plan accordingly.
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As it is called the 'North Equatorial Current' the name would suggest that it is located North of the equator, in the Northern hemisphere.
If you are planning a trip for your grandmother for the summer I would suggest going to California. California generally has a very temperate climate. Not too hot and not too cold.
Compared to the last two thousand years before the twentieth century, there was a relatively warm period known as the Medieval Warm Period, which lasted from about 950 to 1250 CE. Northern hemisphere temperatures were probably between 0.1°C and 0.2°C below the 1961 to 1990 mean and significantly below the level shown by instrumental data after 1980, and recent studies suggest that the warming effect might not have extended to the southern hemisphere, which is now thought by some scientists to have been somewhat cooler than the northern hemisphere. The remainder of the Middle Ages was somewhat cooler.
land in a temperate climate with a good water supply and fertile soil
i suggest maybe one of the topics being climate change.
Ha, that is MUCH too general of a question my friend....the answers to this will be MANY...however, if I may give you some advice, I suggest you do not have the assumption that "southern people" are all racist.