Question

In which Hemisphere does Australia lie?

Answer 1

Hint: The earth is divided into two equal halves called hemispheres with any circle drawn around the Globe. Four hemispheres are usually believed to exist: Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western. The Equator, or 0-degree inclination axis, cuts the Earth further into hemispheres of the North and South.

Complete answer:
Australia is a sovereign republic, officially the Commonwealth of Australia, incorporating the land of the Australian continent, the island of Tasmania, and several minor islands. It is the largest country in Oceania and the 6th largest country by geographical area in the world. Australia is located in the southern hemisphere, this hemisphere covers almost most of South America, one-third of Africa, and also some Asian islands.
In the case of the Northern Hemisphere, the surface is 80.9 percent water, but in the case of the southern hemisphere it is 60.7 percent water, and it incorporates 32.7 percent of the surface on Earth.
Climates in the Southern Hemisphere tend to become much gentler than that in the Northern Hemisphere at equivalent latitudes, with the exception of the Antarctic, which is cooler than the Arctic. This is because there is significantly more ocean but far less land in the Southern Hemisphere; water gets heated and warms up more slowly than land. The discrepancies are also attributed to the transfer of ocean heat and different levels of greenhouse sealing.

Therefore, Australia lies in the Southern Hemisphere.

Note:
In the Southern Hemisphere, the sun moves via the north from east to west, whereas the standard sun may have been nearly vertical or due north at midday north of the Tropic of Capricorn. In contrast to the left-to-right motion of the Sun as perceived from the Northern Hemisphere as it travels through the southern sky, the Sun exhibits a right-to-left motion through the northern sky.