The Equator of the Earth is an imaginary line that divides the planet into two hemispheres: the Northern Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere.
It is a horizontal line that is equidistant from the poles and crosses the center of the Earth. This line marks the point where the latitude is 0 degrees and is important in geography and cartography as it helps us locate different places on the globe.
Additionally, the Equator has special characteristics, such as a greater amount of sunlight and a generally warm and tropical climate.
