Can Astronauts See the Great Wall of China from Space?

Discover the truth about whether astronauts can see the Great Wall of China from space and explore visibility myths.

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Astronauts cannot see the Great Wall of China with the naked eye from space. The wall is too narrow and blends with its surroundings. It's a common myth, but many other man-made structures are more visible from orbit.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Are there any man-made structures visible from space? Yes, some larger structures like cities and airports are visible, but many features blend into their environments.
  2. What is the most visible human-made structure from space? Cities at night are often cited as the most visible human-made structures due to their lights.
  3. What other myths about space visibility exist? There are various myths, such as claims about seeing the Pyramids or other large structures from orbit, which are also mostly unfounded.

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