That will depend on the exact shape, and the material it is made of.You can get an estimate, by assuming a spherical shape, calculating the volume, and multiplying that by some density (for example, the density of water). The actual mass may be a bit more than that if its a rocky asteroid; a bit less if it's ice, for instance.
Asteroids come in different sizes, from about 10 meters (by definition), to near the size of a planet (as in Pluto or Eris). Correspondingly, the surface gravity will be less or more, depending on the size. The surface gravity of an object 10 meters in diameter will be insignificant - you would probably fly off into space if you push yourself off with a slight movement of your finger.
400 meters is 0.4km
400 meters is 0.4km (divide meters by 1,000)
Answer: 400 m = 1312.335 ' OR 1312 ' and 4.03 "
400 meters is greater. It equals about 437.4 yards.
About 400 meters (600 feet)
Asteroids come in different sizes, from about 10 meters (by definition), to near the size of a planet (as in Pluto or Eris). Correspondingly, the surface gravity will be less or more, depending on the size. The surface gravity of an object 10 meters in diameter will be insignificant - you would probably fly off into space if you push yourself off with a slight movement of your finger.
cant convert a length to a mass measurement.. sorry..
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400 meters = about 1,312.34 feet.
400 feet = 121.92 meters.
400 meters is 0.4km
400 meters is 0.4km (divide meters by 1,000)
Answer: 400 m = 1312.335 ' OR 1312 ' and 4.03 "
400 meters is greater. It equals about 437.4 yards.
There are 365.76 meters in 400 yards. 400 yards x 0.9144 meters/1 yard = 365.76 meters 1 yards = 0.9144 meters
There are 40 meters in 400 decimeters. 400 decimeters x 0.1 meters/1 decimeter = 40 meters 1 decimeter = 0.1 meters