A better answer is to use the ocean that refers to sea level as a constant. Land cannot be considered. A telescope or binoculars would also be required. We are talking about the level of the earth dropping. Several buoys 6ft. in height set in the water at say 1/2 mile intervals, depending on the accuracy needed. A telescopic camera would be ideal This would be the best way to determine number of feet the earth drops from it's own curvature. Mr. Bill
The furthest point an individual can see when looking out to sea is called the horizon. For a 1.8m tall individual, that works out to be approximately 4.8km.
Has to be summer and winter after process of elimination. It could have been day and night depending on where because in the far north you'll see 6 months of day or six month of night depending on the tilt. It could have been different stars but again that's only subject to one location and continental drift is cause by the heat on the earth core. Therefore the answer has to be b summer and winter because that relates the the earth as a whole.
Simply speaking the reason for Earth having daytime on one side and nighttime on the opposite side is this: The Sun always sends it light rays to Earth (and other places), all day, every day. So it's easy to see that the side of the Earth that is pointing toward the Sun is going to be lighted up, and we call this, "Daylight". But at the same time, what about the side of Earth that points away from the Sun? That side is not going to receive any direct light from the Sun, so that side will be dark, and we call this, "Nighttime". In between daylight and nighttime are the partially lighted times that we call "twilight". ("Dusk" is the very darkest part of twilight just before nighttime begins). So, as the Earth rotates (like a spinning ball), more and more of Earth begins to face the Sun, and on the opposite side, more and more of the Earth quits facing the Sun. This process happens all the way around Earth in a time period of one day, or 24 hours.
It is a property called self-similarity. When you zoom in to a particular part of the fractal you see the same pattern as was visible before the zoom.
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32 miles or until the earth curves an your looking into space
The earth is visual flat to see because it is so enormous to perceive the curves. But the earth isn't completely flat, we can notice mountains and such.
You see the moon. Rings are too far away from Earth to see.
you have to be near the moon
The earth !
The Moon spins at the same rate that it orbits the Earth; once every 27 days. Because of that, the same side of the Moon always faces the Earth. Before the Soviet Luna space probes which took photos of the far side of the Moon, no one had ever known what it looked like. People of India cannot see the far side of the Moon? The People of EARTH cannot see the far side of the Moon.
Like on Earth you can see millions of light years into space.
Certainly not in our lifetime.
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No,its way to far away.
No you cannot because the earth thing does not go that far in the earth but if the fish are at the top of the water swimming then you may be able to see them.
Because people have been far down and we have special tools to see down into the earth.