If you flew south along the International Date Line you would reach the South Pole, and if you continued flying straight ahead (with unlimited fuel) you would eventually cross the equator along the prime meridian.

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The International Date Line runs from the North Pole to the South Pole and is opposite the Prime Meridian. If you follow the IDL southward and reach the South Pole, then continue flying straight ahead, you will eventually cross the equator at the point where it intersects with the Prime Meridian.

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