Half of it.
No edges, no corners, but it is considered to have 1 face.
Technically, a sphere doesn't have any faces, as it has no vertexes or sides. It could be considered as having an infinite number of faces as well. The Surface of a sphere is continuous, as opposed to discrete, so it has no real faces.
The lower part of the mantle between the asthenosphere and the outer core.
In 2D, there is the regular circle and the oval. In 3D, there is the sphere (I am not entirely certain this a considered a circle though).
I am an artificial intelligence and do not belong to any physical sphere of Earth.
One of the best example of terrestrial sphere is the earth. The 8 planets are also considered as the terrestrial sphere.
The center of gravity of a sphere full of water that is leaking will gradually shift as the water leaks out. Initially, the center of gravity will be at the geometric center of the sphere. However, as water leaks out, the center of gravity will move towards the direction of the leak due to the changing distribution of mass within the sphere. The final position of the center of gravity will depend on the rate of leakage and the amount of water remaining in the sphere.
Pakistan and currently Afghanistan. Russians had a sphere of influence in Afghanistan in the seventies but not now.
Yes a sphere can be considered to be a curved plane 3 dimensional figure.
1/2 of a sphere A hemisphere is half of a sphere as in northern or southern hemispheres of the earth.
A part of a sphere can be either convex or concave depending on the orientation of the surface. If the surface of the part bulges outwards, it is convex. If it caves inwards, it is concave.
A hemisphere represents half of a sphere. It is formed by cutting a sphere in half along a plane that passes through its center.
This is a very vauge question as it could refer to anything from the surface of the sun, to the Earth, to many things beyond the sun. 1) if by sphere you mean the sun, then the closest layer is that is not part of the sun is the plasma sphere. 2) if by sphere you men the Earth layers, then the Exosphere is the closest. 3) if by sphere you mean a body that is large enough to be considered a planet, the answer is Mercury, since the other bodies in the area maybe closer but they are not large enough to be sphere shaped.
Half of it.
A bowling ball would be considered a sphere.
An androsphere is what human beings are considered in the fifth sphere of Earth.