what do you mean by prime meridian
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the prime meridian is an imaginary line that is similar to the equator, divides the earth into eastern and western hemisphere. It is sometimes referred to as Greenwich Meridian.✌✌
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The prime meridian is a longitude that stands at 0 degrees.
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Longitudes are imaginary lines that run from the north pole to the south pole around the earth. the distance between the longitudes increases at the equator and decreases at the poles.
The Prime Meridian is the longitude of the earth that stands at 0 degrees ,divides the earth into 2 equal halves,the western and the eastern hemisphere.The prime meridian passes through greenwich in London.
These longitudes help us to tell the time.
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