Equator - an imaginary line, located at 0 degrees latitude, dividing the earth`s surface into two hemispheres: THENORTHERN HEMISPHERE and THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE.
North Pole and South Pole - lines of longitude or meridians run on globe.
Tolocateplace imaginary lines set on a globe or map
East - Cardinal direction is to the right of prime meridian
Coordinates - a set of degrees of latitude and longitude that help you locate a place on map or globe
Coordinates - if add up the sum is 180
Coordinate system - is an arrangement of reference lines or imaginary lines on the globe or map.
- the position or location of any places on earth`s surface can be determined and described
Imaginary lines on the globe :
Latitude
longitude
Equator
Prime meridian
4 hemisphere:
Northern hemisphere
Southern hemisphere
Eastern hemisphere
Western hemisphere
Latitude - are imaginary horizontal lines running from east to west on the Earth`s surface
Lines of latitude are often referred to as parallels, this is because latitude is a line that runs parallel to the equator and never intersects
Parallels get smaller towards the poles than closer to the equator
Longitude - are imaginary vertical lines running from the north pole to the south pole
Lines of longitude are often referred to as meridians
Meridians - are important for setting time zones
PrimeMeridian - an imaginary line dividing the earth`s surface into two hemispheres WESTERNHEMISPHERE and EASTERNHEMISPHERE
Longitude has 24 lines 12 for each hemisphere
Renewable resources:
Sunlight
Water
Air
Biomass
Non-renewable resources:
Coal
Oil
Naturalgas also known fossilfuels
• Tropics -found between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn.
Countries that are located in this zone experience a tropical climate where the annual average temperature is above 18°C.
• NorthernTemperateZone
- Found between the Tropic of Cancer and the
Arctic Circle
SouthernTemperateZone
Found between the Tropic of Capricorn and the Antarctic Circle
• Polar regions or frigid zones
the areas within the Arctic Circle and Antarctic Circle
ArcticCircle (66.5°N)
24 hours of daylight
Tropic of Cancer (23.5° N) 13.5 hours of daylight
Equator (0) 12 hours of daylight
Tropic of Capricorn (23.5° S)
10.5 hours of daylight