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Prime meridian

The prime meridian at Greenwich is the centre of world time,
It is the centre between East and West
. The needle represents the north and south and also shows the tilt of the earth’s axis being an angle of 23.5 degrees.
It takes apx 26 thousand years for the earth to complete on wobble on it’s axis

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Thames valley birds - Landscape, Building and Industrial Photography Pretty much as the title suggests Prime meridian

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