By 500 B.C., most ancient Greeks believed the Earth was round, not flat. But they had no idea how big the planet was until about 240 B.C. when Eratosthenes came up with a clever way to estimate the Earth's circumference.
Amerigo Vespucci was an Italian explorer and navigator who made several expeditions to the Caribbean and South America. He was strictly an explorer and did not participate in the conquering of any land or people.
people wasn't sure that Isaac had a pet because Isaac always thought about creating something so he never really ate but his food were disappearing so people thought he had a cat who ate all of his food.
Not necessarily, but in general, yes.
Fossils affect how people think about ancient creatures of Earth. The fossils show animals that people did not previously know existed.
They make things seen at a length larger.
Explorer Ferdinand Magellan famously proved that Earth was larger than most people thought by circumnavigating the globe from 1519 to 1522. His expedition provided evidence that Earth was much larger than previously believed, furthering our understanding of the planet's size.
No sailor. It was an Ancient Greek mathematician.
how would i know? im 10 yrs old
how would i know? im 10 yrs old
Hernando Cortes...
Greek philosopher Eratosthenes is known for calculating the Earth's circumference with remarkable accuracy by measuring the angle of shadows in two different cities. His calculations indicated that the Earth was larger than commonly believed at the time.
Yes, Earth's total surface area is approximately 196.9 million square miles (510.1 million square kilometers). This can sometimes surprise people who may not realize the vastness of our planet.
Yes, he did.
John Cabot
how would i know? im 10 yrs old
The Firefox browser is generally thought to be a better browser by people who use computers frequently. It works better and is more secure than Internet Explorer.
By the time the Battle of Gettysburg happened, the people that thought watching a battle was glorious, figured out it wasn't. There were only spectators in the early battles of the Civil War.