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No, you can see many things. such as street lamps, mount Everest.
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Is the great wall of China the only visible thing from space that is human made?
no
Can you see the Panama Canal from outer space?
Google Earth apparrently can see a gnats whisker ! I'm thinking the only man made thing actually visible from outer space is the Great Wall of China, but I've yet to go into space.....
Can you see the Nile from space?
no the only thing that can be seen in space is the great wall of china
Is the great wall the greatest thing that ever happened to china?
It can be seen from space but most of their dynasties were great too!
What is the only thing made by man spot on earth and viewed in space?
the great wall of china
What thing that lies off Queensland can be seen from space?
The Great Barrier Reef lies off the north Queensland coast. It is the world's largest coral reef, and the only living organism that is visible from space.
Are the North china plain and the great china plain the same thing?
The North China Plain is also known as the Great Plain of China. Great China Plain is not a name that is commonly associated with the place.
What big thing was built in china that starts with a g?
The Great Wall of China.
Was having The Great Wall of China a good thing?
yes, to protect china from its enemies.
Did the great wall of china help isolate china from Europe and the middle east?
It was a good thing
What is the coolest thing about The Great Wall of China?
its really long
What is the biggest thing you can see from space on earth?
Earth itself. There's a persistent rumor that it's possible to see the Great Wall of China from the Moon, but this is completely, 100% untrue... it's difficult bordering on impossible to see the Great Wall of China from the Space Shuttle, which is over a thousand times closer than the Moon. As far as man-made things go, the easiest things to see are structures with lots of straight lines and high contrast (the Great Wall has neither of these). Canals sometimes stand out. The US interstate system is pretty visible. The shadows of the Great Pyramids (though, interestingly, not the pyramids themselves). Agriculture in barren areas. All of these are visible from the International Space Station. None of them are visible from as far away as the Moon, where the entire Earth appears about the same size as a quarter held at arm's length. You'd be doing good to spot an object the size of, say, Indiana; there's no way you're going to spot any man-made object at that distance.
