An unmodified Basketball can represent the Earth's crust however there is nothing but air inside so you cannot represent the mantel. outer core inner core and such.
Since both are approximately spherical:* Divide the diameter of Earth, by the diameter of the basketball.
* Raise this to the third power.
Take a ping pong ball and mark an 'X' on it. This 'X' will represent the side of the moon we can see in the night sky from Earth. Naturally, the opposite side of the ping pong ball will represent the side we cannot see from Earth (the far side of the moon). Get a basketball. This will represent the Earth. Take the ping pong ball and make the 'X' face the basketball. Move the ping pong ball around the basketball while keeping the 'X' facing the same direction you started with-do not rotate the ping pong ball. You are simulating the moon orbiting the Earth. If you watch where the 'X' is while the ping pong ball is circling the basketball, you will notice that at some point, all sides of the ping pong ball will end up facing the basketball-this is also what would happen if the moon did not rotate. We would be able to see all sides of the moon. The ping pong ball is not rotating hence we would be able to see all sides of the moon (including the far side). We cannot see about one-half of the moon at any time so we know that it must rotate-it's just that one side is always facing us (due to tidal locking).
It represents how Earth's natural systems work and how the biotic and abiotic organisms interact with eachother.
The gravitational pull of the earth is a tiny, tiny, tiny bit stronger at the lowest point of the basketball's path, because it's closest to the center of the Earth. But you would need ultra-high-precision instruments to detect the difference.
movement of earth's tectonic plates
The crust.
Basketball.
No, a Basketball is not bigger than the Earth.
bilateral symmetry
a ball about 80 feet in diameter
Time Out and TurnOver
Only if you are in a spaceship very far away and you have a basketball in your hand and it is April 1st. No, the Earth is NOT the size of a basketball. If it were, then there is no way with the technology we have now that we could create a basketball. Also, there is no way that we would be able to have so many basketballs on Earth as we do.
Hologams to represent the Earth would be too expensive.
The globe represent the world; or in this case, Earth.
basketball
One example why a basketball is like the earth is because they're both the same shape ( a sphere ) ~ OH YEAH~
University of Louisville Cardinals Men's Basketball team.
The fruits or sweets on the christingle orange represent the fruits of the earth and the earth's riches God has blessed the world with.