context: The equator, or equator, is a circle on the Earth's surface, halfway between the poles, with a circle around the globe. In other words, the equator is a large circle perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the Earth. In terms of geographical coordinates, the equator has a latitude of zero and is the longest latitude. The other latitudes are parallel to the equator, as the poles approach smaller circles. The equator is about 40075 kilometers long. Equator does not vary day and night, but is always twelve hours long - hence its English name. The equator is located mainly in marine areas.
question: Where does the Equator Name come from?
answers.text: Equator does not vary day and night, but is always twelve hours long - hence its English name