Alexandr Korol

And then there is also the opposite, of the Mother, beneath the world of the Moon — as if plus and minus. And I note this down for myself, and begin to watch — so then, what captures my attention? I begin to read, to study the continent of Australia, and I begin to study the continent of South America. And the first place to start is with the amusing, curious, and interesting immersion into the study of continents. For example, if one starts with Australia, here are the most frequently asked questions on the internet: “Is it true that people in Australia walk upside down? And do clocks run in the opposite direction? And does the water in the toilet swirl the other way?” And so here is the explanation: the little sphere on which we live — this Earth, if you imagine it as a ball — part of its continents are located on one side, and part on the other. That is, essentially, you can picture it as if our sphere has two polarities, like plus and minus — two poles. And most people, the greatest number of people, live only on one half of the Earth. And those people, as if, let us call them somehow — say, of one group, let us say, the plus group. Or the opposite, the minus group. And it turns out that there is also the other half of the Earth, the other hemisphere, where a smaller number of people live, but still, people live there. And the second hemisphere covers several continents — namely, Australia and part of South America, which is curious. So Australia is in the Southern Hemisphere, and Europe is in the Northern Hemisphere. And it is written that because of the tilt of the Earth relative to its orbit, the hemispheres alternately come closer to and move farther from the Sun. At the moment when the Southern Hemisphere approaches the Sun and summer comes to Australia, the Northern Hemisphere, on the contrary, moves away from the Sun — and winter comes to Europe. Thus, when the last month of autumn arrives in Russia, it is the same season in all the countries of the Northern Hemisphere, while in the countries of the Southern Hemisphere it is the end of spring. And this reverse order of seasons is characteristic of all the countries of the Southern Hemisphere, since climatic summer does not coincide with the calendar summer. While one part of the planet receives more warmth from the Sun, in the other part winter reigns. And this is what we come to next, something interesting and curious.