No, this is a fallacy which predates the space age. Even from low-earth orbit, the shuttle astronauts cannot see it without binoculars. The Wall is built of materials that blend in with the surroundings from that height. (As opposed to cities and airport runways, which are sometimes visible.) There is a mistaken belief that it can be seen from the Moon, but obviously this is not possible, and neither can any man -made object be seen from the Moon.
No. At the distance the space-shuttle orbits the earth, the minimum resolution is not small enough to pick up the great wall. If you had a telescope in there, that might work, though.
NASA claim it is barley visible a 100 miles above the ground
Yes, the Great Wall of China can be seen from space.
The Great Wall of China can be seen from the states in China where the Great Wall passes through, the border of Mongolia and from space.
It can be seen from space and is the longest wall in the world.
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they built a a wall the the great wall of china that can be seen from space
Because it can be seen from space.
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The Great Wall of China is one.