South Pole

The real north refers to the direction pointing towards the North Pole, which is the northernmost point on Earth. The geographic north, on the other hand, refers to the North Pole when considering the Earth's rotation and the geographic coordinates on maps. They may not always align perfectly due to variations in the Earth's magnetic field.

Geographers call the 0 degree line of longitude the Prime Meridian. This line is designated where the longitude values are defined as 0 degrees, dividing the Earth into Eastern and Western hemispheres. The Prime Meridian runs through Greenwich, London, UK.

Deserts are regions with low precipitation and high temperatures, while the North and South Poles are characterized by extreme cold temperatures and ice cover. Deserts can be hot or cold, but they both lack sufficient moisture for plant growth. The Poles have ice caps that contain around 70% of the world's fresh water and are critical for regulating global climate systems.

The elevation above sea level at the South Pole is approximately 9,300 feet (2,800 meters).

Asherah was the goddess of fertility, and thus represented the Babylonian Ishtar in her character as goddess of love and not of war. In one of the cuneiform tablets found at Taanach by Dr. Sellin, and written by one Canaanite sheikh to another shortly before the Israelite invasion of Palestine, reference is made to "the finger of Asherah" from which oracles were derived. The "finger" seems to signify the symbol of the goddess; at any rate it revealed the future by means of a "sign and oracle."

The practice is probably alluded to in Hos_4:12. The existence of numerous symbols in each of which the goddess was believed to be immanent led to the creation of numerous forms of the goddess herself, which, after the analogy of the Ashtaroth, were described collectively as the Asherim.

Wisconsin is closer to the North Pole than the Equator. Madison, the capital city of Wisconsin, is located at a latitude of about 43 degrees North, which places it closer to the North Pole than the Equator.

If you bought your map in Indonesia or Australia, then it's printed with south

at the top, and 49 of the 50 United States are completely above 60 degrees

north latitude, and part of the the 50th one is too.

If you bought your map in North America or Europe, then it's printed with north

at the top. In that case, no states are completely above 60 degrees north, and

only part of Alaska is.

The treeline is the point above which trees do not grow on a particular mountain or group of mountains. Many mountains have bare summits, but many have large regions above the treeline where there is only rock, snow, and some plants such as lichens.

The south pole is a single point, with no size, so I have to pick a point in

Wisconsin. Let's say Madison.

If one of the Earth's poles were in downtown Madison, right at the corner of

S Blair St and E Washington Ave, then the other one would be located at 43.079° south latitude

90.621° east longitude. That point is in the Indian Ocean, about 1,570 miles southwest of Perth, Australia,

1,620 miles north of the Antarctic coast, and 3,510 miles south-southeast of

Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Sadly, this kind of question never produces a very interesting answer, because

most of North America 'maps' antipodally into the Indian Ocean.

The magnetic field is stronger at the poles.

Greenland is very close, actually touching the North Pole.

That way, they can get a clear picture, from nearby, of any part of the Earth.

That way, they can get a clear picture, from nearby, of any part of the Earth.

That way, they can get a clear picture, from nearby, of any part of the Earth.

That way, they can get a clear picture, from nearby, of any part of the Earth.

Yes, the latitude of Tennessee is 34°59′N to 36°41′N, which means it is totally south of 40 degrees north latitude.

Solar power may not be the most efficient option in the North Pole due to the long periods of darkness during winter. However, during the summer months when the sun is visible for 24 hours a day, solar power can be utilized effectively. To overcome the darkness in winter, other renewable energy sources like wind or geothermal power can be more reliable choices in the North Pole.

The snowman from "Frozen" is named Olaf, and he was created by Elsa's magical powers in the movie. He is not a north pole beast, but rather a lovable character who dreams of experiencing summer.

Green Bay, Wisconsin is known as the city "almost halfway" between the north pole and equator. It's not exactly in the middle, but it's close enough to be a popular reference point for this measure of distance.

Yes, Mt. Everest is generally colder than the North Pole. The North Pole can have milder temperatures due to the presence of the Arctic Ocean and surrounding ice, while Everest's high altitude and thin air make it much colder.

Well, since the North Pole is located at the "top" of the world, the South Pole is located at the bottom. A continent that is on the bottom is . . .

Antarctica!

Hope that helps! :)

James May and Jeramey Clarkson (hosts of top gear)

Magnetic North Pole, not Geographic North Pole.

These invisible lines that circle the earth and are vertical or running north to south are longitude or meridian lines. These lines are also perpendicular to lines called latitudes that are parallel to the equator.

The Prime Meridian. It measures time, and acts as a universal coordinator for all time zones.

The Earth's magnetic poles do not align perfectly with the geographic North and South poles due to the planet's molten iron core generating a magnetic field that is not perfectly symmetrical. This causes the magnetic poles to shift and be slightly off from the true geographic poles.

North. Everything north of the Equator is closer to the North Pole.