Earth's Dimensions and Movements Explained
Earth's Dimensions and Movements Explained
Teacher:
Student:
Porras
Francis Kris severiche
The
The equator divides the planet
into two halves or
hemispheres.
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■ to
Length of the
Equator: Equatorial
40077 km radius: 6378
Length of a
Eratosthenes of Cyrene,
meridian: 40009
km
Tropic length: 36778
km
28 Greek astronomer,
geographer and 4
mathematician.
Efom
Sunshine
SUNLIGHT SUNLIGHT
noon, demonstrating that the zenith of the city It was 1/50
away.
Meridian The latitude goes from 0°
(equator) to 90
(poles) and can be North or
North Pole
hemisphere
n A parallel/S
——u- meridians
South.
polar axis
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eit
Ciculopola
Batalelus_ — Antaeus
r north
her
They stumble
from
Tropic of
Capricorn
Ecuador
tur
hemisphere
Parallel
Pafalelos,
Greenwich Meridian South
Pole
Antarctica
, Tropic of Cancer
nutation movement
Four are
the consequences
more derive
important that
of rotational movement :
succession of day and night, la
variation in temperature, la
shape of the Earth and la
determination of time.
Bibliography
❖ Marcos Pérez (last seen on April 22, 2020 at 08:22) the meridian
https://es.vikidia.org/wiki/Meridiano