Southern Horizon

The Southern Horizon refers to the line or boundary where the southern part of the sky appears to meet the Earth’s surface as seen from a specific location. It represents the point on the horizon directly south in your field of view. In astronomy, it’s useful for locating celestial objects and understanding their movement across the sky. The position of the Southern Horizon varies depending on your geographic location, affecting which stars and planets are visible and their paths as they rise or set.