https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/antipodes-tunnel-through-earth

Dig a Tunnel Through the Center of the Earth to… Where?
If you, hypothetically, ignore the molten lava core.

You're more likely to end up in the ocean than another country.

You're more likely to end up in the ocean than another country. Citynoise/CC BY-SA 2.5

Imagine that you could drill a hole straight through the Earth. Suspend your disbelief for a moment, ignoring the molten core that would fry you. Where would you end up?

In geographical coordinates, the answer is quite simple: If the coordinates (longitude and latitude) of a point on the Earth’s surface are (x, y), then the coordinates of the antipodal point can be written as (x ± 180°, −y). So the latitudes are numerically equal, but one is north and the other south. And the longitudes differ from each other by 180 degrees. Plus or minus: it doesn’t really matter in which direction you count those 180 degrees, as either way will lead you to the same point (a circle having a circumference of 360 degrees).

This map of antipodes overlays countries from the other side of the globe to see where the crossover would be.

This map of antipodes overlays countries from the other side of the globe to see where the crossover would be. Citynoise/CC BY-SA 2.5

An example: If you start out at, say, 46.95 degrees longitude west and 39.00 degrees latitude north, after you’ve dug through the Earth’s core, you’ll end up at longitude 133.05 degrees east (133.05 being the result of 180.00 minus 46.95) and latitude 39.00 degrees south.

Only, for most people, the place where you’ll end up won’t be land, but water. The oceans cover about 70 percent of our planet’s surface. Your antipodes (a Greek word translatable as: “those whose feet are on the other side”) mostly don’t have feet, but fins. If you could “sandwich” the Earth, the overlap of land would be surprisingly small.

Earth's antipodes, seen from the western hemisphere.

Earth’s antipodes, seen from the western hemisphere. Citynoise/CC BY-SA 2.5

The title of the 1970s movie The China Syndrome refers to the idea that if you dig a hole through the Earth starting in the U.S., you end up in China. This map shows it ain’t so. In fact, only a little bit of China overlaps—and with the southern part of South America. Funnily enough, the good people of Argentina seem to have taken this into account when naming the city of Formosa, which is the antipode of Taiwan, the island off the Chinese coast formerly known as… Formosa. There’s almost no overlap in North America, none in Africa, and just a bit in Europe (the Iberian peninsula with New Zealand’s North Island).

The website Antipodes Map allows for interactive searching for antipodal locations. Which will probably end up in some ocean or other. Anybody know the Greek word for fin?

The Download files are thé three maps within the article in the order they are referred to.

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***Putin chose to invade.
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Logically Right

I told this many times before. On an episode of the old TV show Hogan's Heroes, a bomb fell into Stalag 13. Hogan and Klink had to disarm it. Hogan got to a point where there were two wires. One would disarm the bomb and the other would kill them. Hogan asked Klink which one he thought they should cut. Klink picked one and closed his eyes. Hogan cut the opposite wire and disarmed the bomb.

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