Hemisphere

The term hemisphere is used in three different meanings:

1. one-half of the Earth (or other planetary or stellar body)
2. one-half of any spherical object
3. one of the two principal parts of the brain (left or right hemisphere)

Common misspelling and questions (FAQ)

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