The opposite point
An antipode is something which is opposite or diametrically opposed to something else.
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Antipodal cells in plants provide support for the embryo sac and have a role in the development of the endosperm. They are also involved in the release of nutrients to support embryo development.
The country directly on the other side of the world from Haiti is Indonesia. This is because Haiti's antipodal point, the point directly opposite on Earth, falls within the boundaries of Indonesia.
The point that is directly opposite another on the Earth's surface is called an antipode. It is therefore also the most distant possible point from the original location. Because there is relatively little land in the Southern Hemisphere, most land antipodes are in the southern oceans. Some notable sets of land antipodes are:Spain and New Zealandthe Philippines and central Brazileastern China and Argentina/ChileVietnam and southern Peruthe Malay peninsula and northwest South America(see the related links for antipode maps)
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Other answers mention some things about the Earth. Here, antipodal means that if 'you' have three legs on one side, 'you' will also have three legs/pods/feet on the other side.
An antipodal arrangement of oceans and continents refers to the opposite points on Earth's surface that are directly across from each other. For example, the Pacific Ocean is antipodal to the Indian Ocean. This concept is used in geography to study the relationships between different regions and their corresponding antipodes.
The antipodal (opposite side of the globe) of the continental US is in the Indian Ocean and therefore is the farthest point. So much for digging to China.
The maximum number of degrees you can move around the Earth is 360 degrees, which would bring you back to your starting point. The antipodal point on Earth from the North Equator, located at 180 degrees opposite, is called the South Pole.
final, antipodal, aftermost, hindmost, farthest, furthest.
The point directly opposite Baltimore, Maryland, is located in the Indian Ocean, southwest of Madagascar. This area is largely uninhabited, with the nearest land being the island of Réunion. The antipodal point is characterized by its oceanic environment and is far from any major population centers.