Earth is approximately spherical, not flat.
Measurements from the ground and space agree: Earth is a slightly flattened sphere, with an uneven surface.
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Measurements from the ground and space agree: Earth is a slightly flattened sphere, with an uneven surface.
Earth completes an orbit around the Sun in about one year while also rotating on its axis.
Radiometric dating places Earth’s formation about 4.54 billion years ago, with uncertainty of roughly 50 million years.
Differences in the Moon’s gravitational pull across Earth help drive tides. The Sun and local geography matter too.
Mission records, later images of landing sites and radio reception on Earth provide converging evidence of the landings.
On large scales, the distances between unbound galaxies grow as the universe expands.
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