Can latitude and longitude come together?

No, all meridians can converge into two points, the North Pole and the South Pole. But the parallels are parallel to each other and cannot converge.

1) The line connecting the north and south poles on the globe is the meridian, which has the following characteristics: (as shown in the middle figure above).

All the warp threads are equal in length and have a semicircular shape;

All meridians intersect at the north and south poles;

All meridians indicate a north-south direction;

Two meridians facing each other form a meridian coil, and each meridian can divide the earth equally;

The interval between any two meridians, which is largest at the equator, decreases from the equator to the poles.

2) On a globe, the circle that intersects perpendicular to the Earth's axis and orbits the Earth is called the parallel. The weft has the following characteristics:

As shown in the image on the right above).

The length of the parallels of the same latitude is equal; The parallels of different latitudes are unequal; The equator is the longest parallel, gradually shrinking to points towards the poles;

All the parallels are parallel to each other;

All the parallels indicate the east-west direction;

Any parallel line can form a circle independently, but only the equator can divide the earth;

Any two adjacent parallels are equally spaced.

The relationship between the warp and the weft is perpendicular.

4.Longitude and latitude.

There are countless meridians and parallels on the globe, and in order to distinguish each meridian and latitude, people mark them with different degrees, which are called longitude and latitude.

All meridians intersect at the north and south poles, and all parallels are parallel (except the poles).

The warp is perpendicular to the parallel.

Therefore, it is impossible for all the meridians and latitudes to converge, only the meridians converge at 90° north and south latitudes

No, latitude and longitude are made by man. It is used to mark every point on the earth, unless the earth gets bigger.

Yes. Because there are countless warp and weft lines on the earth!!

Ladies and gentlemen, people talk about latitude and longitude, but they don't talk about latitude and longitude. For example, the intersection of the equator and the prime meridian, and of course, the North and South Poles.

Therefore, latitude and longitude can be combined.

The South Pole can be seen as the confluence point of all the meridians and parallels of the Southern Hemisphere. The North Pole can be seen as the confluence of all the meridians and parallels of the Northern Hemisphere.

All meridians have 2 intersections - the North and South Poles.

And the parallels are parallel to each other and cannot intersect.

There is no latitude and longitude in the world, so there is no collection.

Only two poles are possible.

The weft can't. The meridians meet the north and south poles. Step on the side 360 degrees.

North and South Poles... There is this.