Term for?

Is there a term for being in the centre of a sphere and needing to look all around (three dimensions)? 360° applies to two dimensions not three?
Question asked by: happy1

Asked on: 27 Apr 2009

Isn't a multi dimensional sphere called a hypersphere - presumably it does not make sense having a centre since the whole point is that wherever you are on the surface, you can't work out where you are on the surface.
By: knowitall
Replied at: 04 May 2009
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