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Anonymous Fri Dec 30 05:18:57 2011 No.4200308 [Reply] [Original]

If I stand directly at the north pole, what direction am I looking at?

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 30 05:19:05 2011 No.4200310 >If I stand directly at the north pole Wat?

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 30 05:25:52 2011 No.4200320 Forwards relative to you. Fuck you faggot.

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 30 05:35:57 2011 No.4200337 south, no doubt about that

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 30 05:38:20 2011 No.4200344 all of the direction, except north, at once

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 30 05:40:29 2011 No.4200347 you are always watching directly at the south pole, the hole 360°

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 30 05:53:04 2011 No.4200376 South /sigh.

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 30 05:59:05 2011 No.4200388 Papa /sci/, is there an "up" in space? Since everything is moving away from a central point, surely one way must be looking "down" and "up".

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 30 06:02:09 2011 No.4200395 Of course you're looking at the South, but if someone somehow needs to rely on that information you'd better say something else, like which meridian you're aligned with.

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 30 06:10:04 2011 No.4200405 you are particularly standing at where the lines of invisible magnetic flux are flowing parabolically towards the center of north pole and back towards the south pole. You are part of a northern magnet.