How far East do you have to go before you're heading West?

East is east - you just keep on going east. If you get the urge to turn around you will be going west 🤣

You are causing my head to hurt.😂

The Diomede Islands, comprising Tomorrow Island (Big Diomede) and Yesterday Island (Little Diomede), are situated just three miles apart in the Bering Strait, positioned between mainland Alaska and Siberia. These islands are separated by the International Date Line, a significant boundary in the Pacific Ocean that demarcates one calendar day from the next.

Notably, Big Diomede, located on the Russian side, is nearly 21 hours ahead of its smaller neighbor, Little Diomede.

Theoretically, this is the only place where you can walk from Russia to the United States (and vice versa), however travel between one Diomede to the other is strictly forbidden.

Halfway

there is no east or west pole, they refer to the direction of the rotation of the earth around the sun if you are going in a straight line east, you will always be going east

mmm.. .that doesn't happen, there isn't a east and west pole like there is for north and south. that would be a kinda interesting map to see, though.

In the small town I grew up in after about 10 or 12 blocks on East main st you crossed over Broadway and you were on West main st.

When a ham radio signal successfully travels around the world, it is often referred to as "DXing" or making a "DX contact." The term "DX" stands for "distance" and is commonly used in amateur radio to describe long-distance communication. If the signal is received from a distant location, it may also be called a "worldwide contact" or "global contact."

Sometimes we can hear the echo of own voice on the radio. sometimes like 3 or 4 minutes later

I think rudyard Kipling said east is east and west is west

Just keep going till you reach the end!!

now ya got me thinkin again lol

I wonder how a flat earther would answer that

Depends on where you start? 🤔

Great question 👍

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🤔 hmmm

as soon as you turn around.

you keep going east, it will never meet west because there is no "east pole" on Earth, so you can continuously travel east and essentially just circle the globe, never reaching a point where you're technically going west; east and west are relative directions on a spherical planet, unlike north and south which converge at the poles