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The geoid is an imaginary surface that represents what Earth's sea level would be if it were influenced only by gravity and the planet's rotation, rather than by winds and currents. It matters because it serves as the reference surface for measuring elevation and for understanding Earth's gravitational field, which is essential for accurate mapping and navigation.
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- Instance of
- equipotential surface
- Subclass of
- spheroid
- Image
- Geoid undulation 10k scale.jpg
- Said to be same as
- figure of the Earth
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- facet of
- orthometric height
- studied by
- solid geometry
- Commons category
- Geoid
- on focus list of Wikimedia project
- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
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