Globes

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Globes are spherical models of celestial bodies, most commonly used to represent the Earth’s geography at a reduced scale.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cartographic model
educational tool
geographic instrument
three-dimensional map
avoids map projection distortion of area
map projection distortion of direction
map projection distortion of distance
map projection distortion of shape
canBe digital globe
illuminated globe
inflatable globe
physical globe
political globe
hasComponent axis
meridian ring
stand
hasScale reduced scale of Earth
hasShape sphere
isAlignedWith Earth’s rotational axis (approximately)
isUsedFor decorative purposes
demonstrating Earth’s rotation
demonstrating latitude and longitude
demonstrating time zones
geography education
navigation training
teaching world maps
visualizing Earth’s surface
material metal
paper
plastic
wood
mayRepresent Earth’s physical features
Earth’s political divisions
Mars NERFINISHED
Moon NERFINISHED
celestial sphere
star constellations
represents Earth NERFINISHED
celestial bodies
shows continents
countries
equator
latitude lines
longitude lines
oceans
polar regions
political boundaries
prime meridian
topographic features
usedBy cartographers
geographers
students
teachers

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Unisphere category Globes