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Revision as of 09:22, July 15, 2007
An eastern hemisphere is any hemisphere in a celestial body that is east of a conventional prime meridian. In the case of the planets of the Solar System, the position of a planet's eastern hemisphere is based on which pole of that planet has been north of the ecliptic plane during recorded written human history.
For the Earth's eastern hemisphere, see Eastern Hemisphere.