SUPPOSE WE DRAW A LINE ON EARTH SURFACE,IT IS CALLED STRAIGHT LINE,,BUT MY QUESTION IS EARTH IS ROUND SO WHEN WE DRAW THE STRAIGHT LINE ,IS THAT LINE CALLED STRAIGHT OR CURVED?
IF CURVED THEN WE HAVE NO CONCEPT OF STRAIGHT LINE,WHY?
AND THE MAIN FACT IS THE NEWTON'S FIRST LAW IS WRONG...??????
sub.. If you draw a line around a sphere you get a circle. Any part of a circle is a curve, therefore even if the earth's surface was perfectly smooth you couldn't draw a straight line on it. The rest of your question is therefore invalid.
The shortest distance between two points on the earth's surface is called the Great Circle. This can look really odd, especially when you realise that the shortest route from Los Angeles to Gatwick goes across the Arctic, almost over the North Pole
@sbhajit
//we have no concept of straight line, think about this then write something//
What is your definition of a straight line? You can't say we have no concept of what it is if you haven't defined it. If you can't define it, then this whole conversation is meaningless.