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Does an infinite plane Have a horizon, forgive me if I'm asking it wrong.
An infinite plane is a hypothetical two-dimensional surface that extends infinitely in all directions. It has no curvature or boundaries, and is often used in mathematical and scientific models.
No, an infinite plane does not have a horizon. The concept of a horizon only applies to curved surfaces, such as the Earth, where the line between the sky and ground appears to meet at a distance.
On an infinite plane, there is no curvature or boundaries to create a visual distinction between the sky and ground. Therefore, there is no point at which the sky and ground appear to meet, resulting in the absence of a horizon.
No, an infinite plane cannot be seen from a distance because it has no edges or boundaries. It extends infinitely in all directions, so there is no point from which it can be observed in its entirety.
Technically, an infinite plane has no limit as it extends infinitely in all directions. However, in mathematical models, it is sometimes defined within a specific range or set of parameters.