The earth is shaped like a ball. A ball shape is called a sphere. The earth is called "nearly" spherical because it is not quite a ball shape. It is a little flatter on the top than the bottom which pokes out a bit.
The shape of the earth is called an oblate sphereoid (shaped like an orange for instance) as opposed to a prelate sphereoid (shaped like a Rugby ball)
Because the Earth is very large. If the Earth were flat, we would expect a curvature rate of zero inches per mile. As it is, the Earth is not flat, and it's curvature rate is 8 inches per mile. 63,360 inches are in a mile, and the 8 inch drop is spread over that distance. Our eyes are not able to detect an approximately 1/10,000th of an inch drop off per inch. In simple terms, the curvature is so gradual that we can't see it!
Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon, famously said, "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." This historic quote captured the significance of the moment as humanity reached beyond Earth for the first time.
Aryabhata was Indian (Hindu) born in 476 A.D. and was actually the first person in the world to say that the earth is not flat and it revolves around the sun. Although they said someone else said that later. Aryabhata never got the credit he deserves...... :(so sad :(
well it is hard to tell as people have many religious thoughts as some say god created the world and they could think that he was the first one, on the other hand people may think that the big bang occurred and if so then we would of been microorganisms and this means we grow as who we are.
No. The stars are far beyond any noticeable effects of Earth's gravity. The stars are also far larger and more massive than Earth is, so if Earth were ever to run into one it would be more accurate to say that Earth would fall into the star.
Some people believe the Earth is flat due to mistrust in scientific consensus, misinformation, and conspiracy theories. Despite overwhelming evidence supporting Earth's spherical shape, flat Earth beliefs persist in some corners of the internet and society.
if youre tring to say sphere than yes it isn't flat
This Might Not Prove It But Let's Say Your Friend Likes Travel,What Would They Say?They Would Say"Soon,I'm Gonna Travel All AROUND The Earth"They Don't Say"Soon,I'm Gonna Travel All Flat The Earth,Or Skinny The Earth,Or Thin The Earth"Like It Don't Work Like That,Like I Said,This Might Not Prove Anything,But Think About It
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The earth is round.L know this because there are inner parts of the earth.Like there are inner parts of a ball.But,you can’t say the earth is flat because then yo would be taking the way the whole fact that their is more to the earth that just humans,animals,water,and land.Its like saying that a cake is flat but you know inside theres cream filling.
Flat out no
No, the Tanach does not say that the earth is flat. That was an error of interpretation made by the Christian Church. The error comes from the Tanach mentioning the 'four corners of the world'. However, the corners of a man's head are also discussed in the Tanach. In reality, the term is discussing the four directions on a sphere. Even the ancient Greeks knew that the Earth is spherical.
flat
It is a drawing of the earth on a flat surface
Because that is the first place they found it. It is not the only or the first place to actually have water, but Earth is where we found it first.
well i would say the frist one on earth is god and then it was us
well Adam and Eve were the first people on earth. so i would have to say one of those names has to be the first one, but that is a hard question since names have been around since before time.