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A diameter is a linear measurement that needs units. However, assuming that the units are kilometers, the Earth is about 12,700 kilometers in diameter. Venus is a little smaller at 12,100 kilometres.

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Radius is figured by dividing the diameter by 2, so one half of 12756=? You do the math.

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Earths diameter is around 12,742 km on average. 12,756 km measured through the equator, 12,714 km measured from pole to pole.

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How many earths could fit between earth and the sun?

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