Antipodal Points

Antipodal points are pairs of locations on the Earth's surface that are directly opposite each other. If you could draw a straight line from one point through the Earth's center, it would lead you to the other point. For example, if you were to stand in Spain, the antipodal point would be in New Zealand. This concept applies not only to Earth but also to spheres in general, making it relevant in various fields such as geography, astronomy, and mathematics. Understanding antipodal points helps in comprehending global positioning and navigation.