What separates the eastern and western hemisphere?

Answer 1

The imaginary line call the prime meridian.

Answer 2

Prime Meridian is correct. The International Dateline does not follow the Prime Meridian zero longitude line and does not extend across both sides of the globe.

The line seperating the eastern and western hemispheres lies on the zero degree longitude. It runs through Greenwich England near London. Greenwich was selected to be zero degrees longitude in 1884 because it was the home of the most advanced observatory at that time.

This zero degree longitude extends to the other side of the Earth where it becomes the 180 degree longitude which is located mostly in the Pacific ocean.

This is the continuous line dividing the eastern and western hemispheres.

Answer 3

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What separates the eastern and western hemisphere?

Answer 4

The Prime Meridian. The line seperating the eastern and western hemispheres lies on the zero degree longitude.

Answer 5

Nothing except an imaginary, arbitrary circle consisting of the Greenwich Meridian running from the North Pole through London to the South Pole, and the 180 degree meridian running from the South Pole, between NZ and the Chatham Islands, up the Pacific, across the eastern tip of Siberia to the North Pole, completing the circle.

Answer 6

The Pacifac Ocean

The Atlantic Ocean

Answer 7

The Atlantic Ocean

Answer 8

international dateline.