Question

Which was the largest operational globe in the world?
A. EARTHA
B. COLUMBUS
C. HUBBLE
D. TITAN

Answer 1

Hint: It was granted the title of "World's Biggest revolving/rotating Globe" by the editors of the Guinness Book of World Records in 1999. It still holds that record today.

Complete answer: Eartha is a 3-dimensional scale model of our earth with mountains and landforms in full 3D that pivots and spins, reproducing the world's genuine developments. It estimates about 41.5 ft in width. Eartha took two years to construct and speaks to earth as it is observed from space. It pivots and rotates on an exceptionally planned and constructed automated, cantilever arm. The official estimations of Eartha were made for Guinness by a few authorized assessors who found the Globe to quantify 41 feet, one and one-half inches, marginally not exactly the adjusted figure of 42 feet that was extended by DeLorme staff individuals.
Looking at the options below:
Option A- Eartha is the correct answer.
Option B- Columbus is a science laboratory. It is part of the International Space Station. This is an incorrect answer.
Option C-The Hubble is a space telescope that was launched into low Earth orbit in 1990. This is not the correct answer.
Option D- Titan is the largest moon of Saturn. It is also the second-largest natural satellite in the entire Solar System. Therefore it is not the correct answer.
Therefore the correct option is "A".

Note: In any case, 41′ 1.5″ was all that anyone could need to outperform the previous record-holder, the Globe of Harmony in Apecchio, Pesaro, Italy. It is 33 feet in width and doesn't spin or pivot or rotates.