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How many round trip miles is it from earth to the moon and back?
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∙ 14y ago
4341234345665235657674376.82345348578457 miles
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∙ 14y ago
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6000000000
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How many miles does the earth travel round the sun in one day?
3 light years
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742,849,260 miles
How many miles away from Earth to Saturn?
From Earth to Saturn its approximately 170,000,000 miles away.
How many miles from the moon two earth?
200,000,500,000 Miles
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1.6 million miles
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All the way round and coming back to the same place is 25,000 miles.
To the nearest thousand how many miles is it round the earth at the equator?
25 thousand
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Round about 36 million miles (at the closest. Up to 222 million at the farthest.)
How many miles from Houston tx to Galveston tx and back?
Round trip should be 100 miles.
How many miles does the earth travel round the sun in one day?
3 light years
How many miles is it around the Earth from Los Angeles Ca and back?
About 24, 480 miles.
How many times could you round the world in 6000000 miles?
You could circle the earth at the equator 261 times, approximately.
How many miles is it round the world?
there are a lot of miles.
How many syllables does backround have?
Back Round Has 2 Syllables back-round
How many times around the earth equals 1 billion miles?
You need to remember that the earth is not a perfect sphere, so it depends where you measure it from (at the equator it's about 24,900 miles). Round that to 25,000 miles. (1,000,000,000 mi ) / (25,000 mi ) = (1,000,000 / 25 ) = 40,000 times.
How many miles from Phoenix to Disneyland round trip?
780 miles
When do people know that the earth is round?
Hard answer as the question could be read as when did people know that the earth is round, or how do people know that the earth is round. Historically, many people have been credited with the theory of spherical earth, dating back to ancient Greece. Many philosophers of Ancient Greece spoke of earth being round, but most often the credit is given to Pythagoras. The explanation that the world wasn't flat was by observing changes in altitude and the placement of the stars in different locations as they moved around the pole.
