What is the artic circle's twin?

Answer 1

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Antarctica

Answer 2

The Antarctic Circle.

The Arctic Circle is one of the major circles of latitude and lies 66 degrees, 33 minutes and 39 seconds north of the Equator. The Antarctic Circle lies the same amount south of the equator.

BTW - Antarctica is not the answer. Antarctica is the name of the continent that lies entirely within the Antarctic Circle.

Answer 3

ARCTIC AND ANTARCTIC CIRCLES. -- Since the zodiac slants from the equinoctial, the pole of the zodiac will decline from the pole of the world. Therefore, since the eighth sphere and the zodiac, which is a part of it, are moved about the axis of the world, the pole of the zodiac, too, will move about the pole of the world. And that circle which the pole of the zodiac describes about the Arctic pole of the world is called the "Arctic circle." And that circle which the other pole of the zodiac describes about the Antarctic pole is called the "Antarctic circle."






THE SPHERE OF SACROBOSCO

first, what a sphere is, what its center is, what the axis of a sphere is, what the pole of the world is, how many spheres there are, and what the shape of the world is.
In the second we give information concerning the circles of which this material sphere is composed and that supercelestial one, of which this is the image, is understood to be composed.
In the third we talk about the rising and setting of the signs, and the diversity of days and nights which happens to those inhabiting diverse localities, and the division into climes.
In the fourth the matter concerns the circles and motions of the planets, and the causes of eclipses.

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