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It is reasonable to assume that some type of ball game similar to football, from which the sport we know today developed, has been played somewhere on the planet (most likely China) for more than 3,000 years. I'd imagine that during this 3,000 years time period the rules and play field had varied. It's pretty much common sense (and tradition) that most sports that contain "goals" on either end will be rectangular in shape. How else would you accommodate a sport with this much activity happening and with two teams, one on either side ? Rectangular is the only answer because a square playing field would direct too much play to the sidelines and no concentrated focus on the goal of each opposing team. It could get pretty boring if it was any other shape. The actual dimensions of a modern sized Football pitch were written out by English FA in 1863.
Originally to avoid the sun in either team's eyes. At a point in the game which may be critical, one team should not have an unfair advantage due to the sun, so they are built north/south
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If you made another compass with the same materials would the needle point be in the same direction?
the needle points in the direction the magnetic fields wish. The gravity pulls the compass nearer and nearer the magnetic fields.
Why do all seagulls always face the same direction in a field?
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Do all MLB parks face the same direction?
No
Are all football fields the same length?
I don't think so.
How many football fields in 1 hectare?
NOBECAUSE...One football field (the same as a soccer field= same thing) is less than a hectare. But two football fields (or a square measuring 100* 100m) equals to one hectare.SO...One football field is less than a hectare and two football fields equals to a hectare.
Is CFL the football field bigger than any other?
Not really. It's the same size as all the other football fields in Canada.
Why do sheep face the same direction?
Sheep tend to face the same direction while grazing to align themselves with the wind, ensuring they can detect predators more easily. This behavior also helps them stay in sync with the rest of the flock, fostering a sense of safety and unity.
Whais the definition of translation in math terms?
Translation is a transformation that "slides" an object in a fixed distance and in a given direction. The original object and its translation have the same shape and size, and they face in the same direction. An example of translation in architecture would be the stadium setting. The seats are the same size and shape and face in the same direction.
Is a college football field and high school football field the same size?
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Do buffalo face the wind?
if the herd is all heading in the same direction and one of them farts, yes they face the wind
Why are all home plates facing same direction?
Home plates in baseball are designed to face the same direction to maintain consistency across all fields. This makes it easier for players to adapt to different fields and reduces any confusion that may arise from home plates facing different directions. Additionally, facing the same direction helps maintain the integrity of the game and ensures fair play for all teams.
Why does light travel in the same direction?
Light travels in a straight line because it is an electromagnetic wave, which means it consists of oscillating electric and magnetic fields perpendicular to each other and to the direction of travel. The interactions between these fields cause light to propagate in a uniform direction.
