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How big are asteroids compared to the sun?

If you had a pin and looked at the needle point head on, compare that to your car tire, something like that. The diameter of the sun is 1 400 000km (thats in millions), the earth is about 12 800km and as an example, Ida, an asteroid with its own moon, called Dactyl, is about 1.5km in diameter.


How long would it take for a spacecraft to travel to Jupiter from earth?

It took about 6 years for the Galileo probe to reach it. It would take even longer for a manned craft to do so. It would probably take about 10 years. it would take about 67 hours. The time taken depends on the speed traveled. Going the opposite direction, the space craft Pioneer 11 took 20 months to get from Earth to within 34 000km of Jupiter while the Galileo probe took six years. it takes about 18 months


What planet has a diameter greater than 140 000km?

None exactly, but Earth and Venus. Earth is close at 40,054 km.


What is the size of the earth moon and the sun?

The relative size of the Earth,Moon and Sun is ... Sun is the biggest,Earth middlesized and Moon smallest Answered your question ? If you dont like the answer you can always change it to better (or worse) or just phone me at 01737345890


What are the three features about Jupiter?

well, one is the great red spot which is a 40 000km storm system which has been raging for over 300 years. i don't know any more, but good luck. Since Jupiter is a gas planet, it doesn't have a surface. This means that nothing can land on the planet because there is nothing solid to land on. But Jupiter does have its own strange kind of "weather". The clouds that make up Jupiter are constantly swirling around the planet, driven by winds that average over 322 kilometers. per hour. The winds create an ever-changing pattern of storms. The most famous of these storms is the Great red spot.

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How many miles do the voyager 1 or 2 spacecraft travel in one second?

300 000km/sec approx


What is the distance from San Antonio to Romania?

San Antonio - Bucharest: straight line, ca. 11 000km


When should you change fuel filter?

I was informed that the fuel filter shoulf be changed between 90 000km - 100 000km. The fuel filter is situated in the petrol tank and will only need to be changed every 80 000-100 000 km and not with every service...


The direct scale of a map is 1km to 25000km if the map distance between points a and b is 5mm what is the real distance?

1km to 25 000km means 1m to 25 000m or 1in. to 25000 in., or simply 1:25 000. Accordingly, in this case, 1mm (on the map)=25000mm(on th ground) or 1mm=25m. Hence 5mm=5x25m=125m.


How far is Moldova from west plains Missouri?

approx. 10 000km.


How long does is the Sun from the Earth?

149 600 000km 93 million miles


How many miles in 41000 kilometers?

41 000km = 25 476.2 miles


How often does the timing belt on a volkswagen polo 2001?

Once every 120 000km


Do spark plugs HAVE to be changed at the specified mileage on 2003 Kia Sorento.?

Every 100 000km


What size are the planets in the sky?

there from 5 900 000 000 km to778 300 000km


How long is the Andes in metric?

The Andes is a range of mountains in South America, it it roughly 7 000km from north to south.


Why is the distance between stars expressed in light year?

100 000 000 000 000km is equal to 1.57 lightyear. Rigel, which is the brightest star in Orion, is 777 lightyear away from earth. Is this was measured in km, it would be 7 381 500 000 000 000 km away. It only makes it easier to express the to measure the extreme distances found in space. One would not measure the distance between New York and Paris in millimeters. The final number would have far too many digits.