Answer:
Latitude lines go up to 90 degrees at the North pole and 90 degrees down the South pole.
Explanation:
Humans, in order to satisfy their needs, have created imaginary lines across Earth. One of these lines cut Earth from north to south, thus are roughly vertical, while the other ones cut Earth from east to west, thus are horizontal. The lines that run from east to west are called latitude lines, while the ones that run fron north to south are called longitude lines.
The latitude lines start off from the Equator which cuts Earth into two equal parts - Northern Hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere. The Equator has 0 degrees latitude and the latitude lines extend to 90 degrees north and 90 degrees south. These lines are used for navigation, determining coordinates, but are also good indicators of Earth's climate zones and biomes.
Answer:
Explanation:
some examples would be disease floods droughts insects like the locust snakes and field mice
The idea was that it was a legal code presented by Hammurabi to his kingdom, which emphasized the importance of doing justice and paying damage. Interestingly enough, Hammurabi's idea of justice - often compared with Exodus 21-23 and not unlike it - is still a bit more strict than the idea of "an eye for an eye". Hammurabi's code uses the death penalty as a deterant from all sorts of crimes, which makes the book of Exodus seem quite liberal in comparison.
Answer:
Option B.
Moving away from each other.
Explanation:
The spectra emitted by the objects in the solar system refer to the electromagnetic waves that are emitted from the object.
When viewed from the earth the shifting of the spectra to longer wavelengths suggest that the objects are not in the same position as they used to be. This is because the time the waves take to reach the earth have changed, thus suggesting also a change in their position.