Assuming you wouldn’t explode from going mach ba-gillion in a Camry, and other things barred by a neat thing called physics, if you were going like a hundred thousand miles in a minute, or whatever it takes to clear the entire U.S in an hour. Would it all be straight? Or would the road comically start bending downwards?
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the earth’s curvature is so gradual over large distances that even if you’re zipping across the continent at unimaginable speeds, the highway would still look straight to you. The curvature becomes more apparent when you’re looking at much larger scales, like from space
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