What are three facts about meridians?

Answer 1

1) They are also called Lines of Longitude

2) They measure the distances in degrees east or west of the prime meridian

3) They run from the North Pole to the South Pole

Two antipodal meridians form a great circle including both poles.

Answer 2

A meridian is a line of constant longitude, i.e., it's the line formed by all points on the

earth's surface that have the same longitude. Every meridian joins the north and

south poles, and is a semi-circle whose length is 1/2 the earth's polar circumference.

Answer 3

1. Meridians are energy pathways in traditional Chinese medicine through which qi flows.
2. There are 12 main meridians that correspond to different organs in the body.
3. Acupuncture and acupressure are techniques used to stimulate points on the meridians to promote health and balance in the body.

Answer 4

-- It touches the north pole.

-- It touches the south pole.

-- It passes through Greenwich, England.