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  • Traveling Along 330° Longitude from Antarctica: Which Continent Would You Reach?
    You can't travel along a longitude line from Antarctica to another continent. Here's why:

    * Longitude Lines Converge at the Poles: Longitude lines run from the North Pole to the South Pole. They are all parallel to each other and meet at the poles.

    * Antarctica is at the South Pole: Antarctica is located around the South Pole.

    * No Continents at the South Pole: The only landmass at the South Pole is Antarctica itself.

    Therefore, if you start at the South Pole (Antarctica) and travel along a longitude line, you'll simply be traveling northwards through the Southern Ocean, potentially reaching other points in Antarctica, but not reaching any other continent.

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