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without water there would be no weather
Your weight would be slightly less at a height of 200 miles above Earth due to the increase in distance from the planet's center. However, the change in weight would be very minimal and would not be noticeable in this scenario.
They would weather slower than on earth due to different amts of wind and rain than on earth.
If Polaris was twice as far away as it is, it would be three-quarters dimmer, but still quite useful. If it was a few thousand miles away, the Earth would be well inside it.
All weather on Neptune would constitute extremelybad weather on Earth.
Yes ornithologists would as bird behavior can change quite dramatically with weather change.
the earth would be darker than what it is these days.
no
You would be weightless since you would be in space. the distance to the center of the Earth is about 4k miles.
Plants and animals are found in the troposphere, the lowest layer of Earth's atmosphere where most weather occurs. This layer extends from the Earth's surface up to an average of about 11 miles (17 kilometers) high.
The Earth's circumference is approximately 24,901 miles. To determine how many times 124,274 miles would go around the Earth, divide 124,274 by 24,901, which equals about 4.99. This means 124,274 miles would take you around the Earth nearly five times.
No. The amount of miles to the middle of the Earth, in other words, the radius, is 3959 miles.