The "Golf Ball" is a geodesic dome housing one of Epcot's main attraction, "Spaceship Earth" which, as you ride an omnimover spiraling all the way to the top, details the history and future of communication. It's the icon of Epcot.
The concept of the geodesic dome itself is that it's a remarkable structure; sturdy and economical, it might very well be the building of the future.
The Epcot globe has 11324 triangles.
Spaceship Earth at Epcot is 180 feet tall. A golf ball is 1.68 inches tall. A 6 foot tall golfer is about 42 times taller than the golf ball. Therefore, to use Spaceship Earth as a golf ball you need to be around 7,714 feet tall, or just under 1.5 miles tall. An average drive for a golfer that size would be nearly 150 miles.
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Something that most people are most unaware of at Epcot is that the big ball actually has a ride inside. It's called Spaceship Earth and although most [people say it's boring we love it! The ride is a slow moving vehicle like train that goes through the different eras of people. It starts when we were caveman, and includes animatronics and special effects along the way to make it an awesome experience. There also other fun effects in the ride that allow you to choose your future. The epcot ball also serves as a gutter in the resort because it collects water and dumps it in the world showcase lagoon. Also in every disney world theme park there is a large symbol that showcases the theme park. Just like the tree of life in the Animal theme park is like a symbol for that theme park.
There are 11,324 triangles in the Epcot structure Spaceship Earth. A link can be found below to check facts and learn more.
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It's not a giant golf ball it's a Icosahedron or a geodesic dome.
Epcot park Florida, USA
Inside the golf ball at Epcot is a ride called "Spaceship Earth." On the very top of the golf ball, however, is something very few people actually know exist. At the top of the ball (inside of course), there are a few conference rooms owned by the German company Siemens. This company is the same one that sponsors the Laser Light Show. Where is my proof? My dad is in the electrical engineering division of Siemens, and has helped work in Epcot (his company worked with Disney to create "Spaceship Earth").
Spaceship Earth at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Orlando, FL, USA.
Theres the "epcot golf ball" ride, its basiclly going through time which is quite good, but all the others are genrally rubbish.
It depends what you mean by a big balloon, otherwise I would definitely go for a golf ball.
It relates to the size of a golf ball. The average golf ball has a circumference of 4"
The Epcot globe has 11324 triangles.
Spaceship Earth at Epcot is 180 feet tall. A golf ball is 1.68 inches tall. A 6 foot tall golfer is about 42 times taller than the golf ball. Therefore, to use Spaceship Earth as a golf ball you need to be around 7,714 feet tall, or just under 1.5 miles tall. An average drive for a golfer that size would be nearly 150 miles.
they are as big as a rhinos balls.
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