Travel Videos 365 - BETA version 1.02

Find out what happens when you're stood on the equator. We visted Ecuador in September 2006, and took a trip to Mitad Del Mundo (Middle of the World). Where there's a line that marks the Equator. Unfortunately they got it wrong, and built the monument 200 metres off. So now there's 2 lines! one real one not!

Heading south down Uganda's main road, we crossed the equator and witnessed a demonstration of the Coriolis Effect (this is a scam as the coriolis effect can't be demonstrated on such a small scale - http://www.ems.psu.edu/~fraser/Bad/BadCoriolis.html - but it was all in good fun.)

Simon Reeve visits Lonesome George whilst he visits the Galapagos islands and tells his story.

Clips are from Avara luonto and music by Howard Shore - Foundations of Stone & The Breaking of Fellowship. Made by me. Enjoy! http://www.yle.fi/avaraluonto/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equator

JL729(NRT-DPS)で赤道を通過したときのGarmin eTrex Legendの画面です。北緯（Ｎ）から南緯（Ｓ）に変化しています。

Real ruff footage of our stop at the equator. Just relax and enjoy the early african morning. You might even learn something. Oct 17th 2007: 9:30 #4 - Most Viewed (Today) - Travel & Places #65 - Most Viewed (Today) - Travel & Places - Global #33 - Most Viewed (This Week) - Travel & Places #75 - Top.... more

Because there's no coriolis effect right at the equator, it is easy to balance an egg on a screw head.

Look the differences of water spin on Northern Hemisphere, Southern Hemisphere and the Equator.

Have you ever wondered if water really goes down the plughole the other way on the other side of the equator?

Ever wonder what happens to water down a drain at the equator? we found out. Shot outside Quito, Ecuador, 2003.