Not from the land as light travels straight, and there are too many obstacles within our line of sight. But it is possible to realise it from heights in a plane or on a mountain. You will see that there are no conrners, which means it is a curve as it is not a line. Absolutely yes. The best places to see the curve of the earth is on the shore or on the ocean. It is possible to see it in the arch (although ever so slight) in long spanning suspension bridges, where the vertical bridge supports are not parallel. Other places on land is flat areas like Kansas or the desert where you can get a horizon to horizon view. On cloudy days, you can see the wrap of atmosphere as the distance to the horizion increases but the humidity has to be low for this to occur.
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y = 5x3 + 5 is a cubic equation. You cannot solve for x (or y), because there are two variables and only one equation. If you graph this, however, you will see a curve that passes through all possible points that make this equality true.
we have a horizon which means that we cannot see all of the earths surface
You need to get to a sufficiently high altitude or distance from the Earth to being to see the curvature. A minimum heihgt of around 60 to 70,000 ft is required to be able the see the curvature of the horizon.
circles can be seen anywhere like bangles,moon and so on
No, they see night-time. You can see a lunar eclipse (from anywhere) when the MOON is in the earth's umbra.
A normal healthy eye can see almost an unlimited distance, normally vision is stopped by something in the line of sight like buildings, trees, the earths curve
The name of the curve is the "meniscus".
A blind curve is a dangerous curve on a roadway in which drivers cannot see approaching traffic.
If elevations were non-existant, you would be able to see the curve of the earth with the naked eye from anywhere you were standing. Oh you'd also be flat, as you would be 2 dimensional.
It is possible to see anyone anywhere. All you have to do is look through there windows and other places. This is known as stalking and is frowned upon.
Scientifically no it is 100 percent impossible. You cant see that piece of burnt wood anywhere.
Unemployment itself is one of the factors as to why the Production Possibility Curve (PPC) is what it is - a frontier where production cannot occur outside of. If unemployment increased, you would see decreases of the the PPC at any given point, that is, closer to the origin.
The meniscus is the curve at the liquid's surface. It is produced in response to the surface of the container or another object.
you see a eclipse
buildings,landforms
This is a curve representating data points that looks like an upside down bell, and it is sometimes called a well curve. It is symmetrical, and the lowest point is in the middle of the curve. See the related link below for a picture.