Does the earth have a face?

The Earth does not have a commonly acknowledged face such as is present in the popular notions of the lunar surface visible from Earth, and which is attributed to the phenomenon of pareidolia, or the perceiving faces in things which are really inanimate objects. This man on the Moon's eyes are caused by the darker lunar basins or seas, including Seas of Serenity, Rain, Vapors, and Clouds for the eyes mouth and nose.

Earth can be and often is metaphorically said to have a face in common usage of language to describe relative positions of features - for example, the side facing the Sun etc., but these are no more prevalent than the convenient usage for any other object with a notional face.