What direction does the sun rise and fall in Australia?

Answer 1

Rise in the East and sets in the West as with everywhere else. The Earth is turning the same way, and we all use the same reference points as north and south. If you are considering that you may be 'upside down' in the Southern Hemisphere when compared to the Northern Hemisphere, so is the compass you are looking at so East is the same way all over the world.

Answer 2

Yep (from personal experience), same as everywhere else, the sun in Australia rises in the east and sets in the west. However, unlike here, rooms that are NORTH-facing get the most sun in the middle of the day.

If you moved to Venus, and were able to survive the climate for a day, you would witness the sun rising in the opposite sequence.

Answer 3

The Earth rotates West to East and whether it be India or Australia, the Sun will always rise in the East. Because the Earth don't rotate East to West in the southern hemisphere :D

So yea everywhere in the world, in all the seven continents the Sun rises in the East, sets in the West.

Answer 4

Rise in the east fall in the west. The seasons are backwards in the southern hemisphere not the earth's magnetic poles. The compass needle will still point toward the north pole and the Earth rotates couter clockwise as seen from the north pole.

Answer 5

Rise in the East and sets in the West

Answer 6

Same as all other places ... rise in the east, set in the west ... Australia does not get any special treatment ...

Answer 7

The Blunt force trauma is attributed to fire works going off. We also have honey bees dying,nothing to pollinate plants. Just read today that Bumble Bee population is done to 2 per cent. The Giant floods that covered a Fourth of Australia I thought was very peculiar.

Answer 8

Teardrop appears to be correct. In the northern hemisphere the sun moves from left to right. In the southern hemisphere right to left

Answer 9

Right to left

Answer 10

same as any were else...
rise on the est and fall in the west...