Question

earth is in which shape​

Answer 1

Answer:

The earth is in round shape

Explanation:

u have seen an orange

orange is in round shape

so like this the answer of your question is round shape

Answer 2

• When viewed from space, the Earth looks to be spherical, yet it is more ellipsoid in shape.  

• Even an ellipsoid, however, falls short of describing the Earth's distinctive and constantly changing form.

• By nearly 70,000 feet, the equator of our globe is fatter than the poles.  

• The earth's continual rotation creates a centrifugal force, which causes this.  

• The form of the Earth is further distorted by mountains reaching about 30,000 feet above sea level and ocean trenches sinking over 36,000 feet below sea level.  

• Even the form of the sea level is uneven.  

• Permanent hills and valleys of over 300 feet on the ocean's surface are caused by slight differences in the Earth's gravity field.

• Furthermore, the Earth's form is constantly shifting.
• Sometimes the change is periodic, as with daily tides that affect both the ocean and the crust; sometimes the change is slow and steady, as with the drift of tectonic plates or the rebound of the crust after a heavy sheet of ice has melted; and sometimes the shape of the planet changes in violent, episodic ways.

• Our ever-changing earth is measured and monitored by the National Geodetic Survey (NGS).
• Geodesy is the study of finding the position of points on the Earth's surface, as well as measuring and monitoring the Earth's size and form, including its gravitational field.