What term describes earth's shape?

Answer 1

sphere, round

Answer 2

The term that describes Earth's shape is "geoid," which refers to the overall shape of the planet encompassing variations in its gravitational field. The geoid is an oblate spheroid, meaning it is spherical but slightly flattened at the poles and bulging at the equator.

Answer 3

The Earth's orbit, like the orbits of all the other planets, is an ellipse, with the

center of the sun at one focus, and with such small eccentricity that if you saw

a drawing of it on paper, you couldn't tell that it's any different from a circle.

Answer 4

The Earth's shape is an oblate spheroid; almost a perfect sphere, but stretched a bit at the equator by the Earth's spin.

Answer 5

Every closed gravitational orbit is an ellipse.

Answer 6

Oblate spheroid. Ever so slightly bulging at the equator and flat at the poles.

Answer 7

flattened at poles and slightly bulging at equator

Answer 8

An elipse.

An elipse.

An elipse.

An elipse.

Answer 9

elliptical- an elongated circle almost like an oval shape

Answer 10

A sphere is the term to describe earth's shape.