Coriolis Effect Question?

Question

Ok i understand that the coriolis effect is the apparent deflection of objects during flight when viewed from a rotating frame of refernence, and i know that if your in sapce and view someone fire a bullet from north pole to equator it will appear to veer to the right, but i dont understand why in the southern hemisphere everything veers to the left?

Answer 1

You understand how firing a bullet from the north pole makes it veer right.

Now fire a bullet from the south pole.  Which way does it turn?

Answer 2

If you're standing on the North Pole, the world beneath your feet rotates counterclockwise.

If you're standing on the South Pole, the world beneath your feet rotates clockwise.

Do you see it now?