Experiment description
This experiment demonstrates the fundamental relationships between points, line segments, and lines within a geometric plane. By treating a point as a precise location (such as a city), the exercise illustrates how connecting two distinct points forms a line segment of fixed length. Extending this path infinitely in both directions results in a straight line, which serves as the theoretical framework for creating direct navigational paths between any two locations.
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