There is no set number of "lines" of longitude. You're free
to draw as few or as many 'lines' to mark the 360 degrees
of longitude on the Earth's surface.
However many lines you decide to draw on your map or globe,
they ALL cross the equator.
I say true. People would then have to look at the same things over and over agin with nothing new.
Answer:
hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi
If you search the coordinates it leads to a point in the ocean off the east coast of South America, the -3780m implies whatever is there is under the ocean, it would require high tech gear to reach that depth, since the box from mpk's video is said to be from the Mariana's web than that location could be were Atlantis was and or is resting but that's just me connecting the dots and I could very well be off by a Longshot
Yes. It is the midpoint because the line would be GHJ and H is halfway between the 14 difference.
