Discussion
What is geographical reference source 'globe' ?
Answer: A
A globe is a circular presentation of surface of the earth.
A globe is a spherical model of the earth on which the continents, oceans and other features are shown in their true shapes and relative positions. Because it has the same shape as the earth, it avoids the distortion that every flat map projection introduces.
A photograph is an image, not a geographical reference model. A map is a flat representation of the earth's surface, and an atlas is a bound collection of maps, so neither is a globe.
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