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The shape of the football was changed from the shape used in rugby to a prolate spheroid in 1897. Cllick on the 'History of the Football' link below to read about the evolution of the ball used in American football.
Haumea is ellipsoid in shape. In this way it is not unlike a rugby ball or an American football.
An American football, a Rugby football and an Aussie rules ball are all prolate spheroids (pointed ovals). A soccer ball is a sphere.
An American football, a rugby football and an Aussie rules ball are all prolate spheroids (pointed ovals). A soccer ball is a sphere.
Oval.
Rugby/American Football - Prolate Spheroid Association Football - Sphere Old style World Cup ball - Truncated Icosahedron
The intersections of two circles produces a lens shaped area with two edges. It looks like the shape of the shadow of an American football
A ball has the shape known in mathematics as a sphere. (Unless it's an American football.)
No, but it is a prolate spheroid. Alternative answer: An American football is not well described by a prolate spheroid, though that shape can describe a rugby ball. An American football is more accurately described as a vesica piscis that has been rotated about it's long axis.
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It has a curved surface.
No, Iceland football is different from American football.