What is the Prime Meridian, from where it passes?
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it's is the imaginary line similar to equator which divides earth into two sephres eastern and western . it passes through Greenwich England and is considered 0° longitude
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The Prime Meridian or Greenwich meridian refers to the 0° line of longitude that separates the Earth into the eastern and western hemispheres. This is the line of reference from which 180° to the east and west are measured.
For the first time, Sir George Airy established it in the year 1851 and referred the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England as the 0°degree line of longitude.
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