Hi been checking few things according the round globe which does not add up. Lots of places it states that the solar constilation is different in the north and south of the hemiphere. I'm in Namibia which is southern part of Africa looking at the lil dipper and Orion's belt. Only difftence is they are upside down compared to if u are in northern part of the globe for example when I stayed in south Carolina the dipper is right side up and Orion's sword points downwards. Here in Namibia its the opposite. With a globe spinning and positions according the round globe there is no way this can be possible?
Actually, constellations being upside down when viewed from the other hemisphere is exactly what you should expect on a globe. The crescent moons will be opposite as well.
I have a confession on that issue. I was replying to a post about the Tycho Crater, and knew I had a good photo of the Oct 16, 2,016 Full Perigee Moon.
But I couldn't locate the Tycho Crater in the "right place". Finally the penny dropped - I'm in the Southern Hemisphere!
duh!Yes, things look "upside down" (actually rotated 180°) to us down here, but one can still get caught out.