Distance while scientifically precise is also a relative term. For an Astronaut or Cosmonaut close doesn't matter at all because you are either on target or the mission is a failure and you are shooting off to a distant star with no ticket home. Speaking of targets and shooting, close doesn't matter in artillery, Naval Gunfire or aviation bomb or strafing runs. (It does score in Horseshoes). Failure to put the rounds on target causes a phenomenon called collateral damage. And that is no good for the good guys, makes the evening news, and really upsets both the Brass and the PolIticians. Close to the equator, no it is not. Close to the North Pole, no it is not. How close or not has no importance for like Goldylocks with the bear's porridge Tennessee is JUST RIGHT.
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No Canada is about 50 degrees of latitude north of the equator.
28 degrees north of it.
Neither of them is 'close', but northern Argentina is less far.
Proximity to the equator is the distance you are from the equator. You could have a close proximity to the equator, which means you are close to the equator, or a far proximity from the equator, which means you are futher away from the equator. Hope this helps, just confirm i'm right, don't take my word because I searched about proximity to the equator and found a paragraph about it, this is my interpretation anyway.
No, North Texas is not close to the equator. The equator runs through countries near the center of the Earth, such as Indonesia, Brazil, and Kenya. North Texas is located in the United States, which is far north of the equator.
The climate depends on how close or far the region us from the equator and poles
No, Puerto Vallarta is not close to the equator. It is located at approximately 20 degrees north of the equator.
The climate depends on how close or far the region us from the equator and poles
Temperatures in the ocean vary on the location, depending on how far or close it is to the equator.
Yes the tundra biome is close to the equator.
The sun's position will be on the far side of the equator for autumn and winter months. The sun will be on the close side of the equator for spring and summer