What is the distance?
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10k = 6.2 miles\n\nDirectory > Words > Dictionary kil·o·me·ter (kĭ-lŏm'ĭ-tər, kĭl'ə-mē'tər) \nn. (Abbr. km)\nA metric unit of length equal to 1,000 meters (0.62 mile). \n\nkilometric kil'o·met'ric (kĭl'ə-mĕt'rĭk) adj.\nUSAGE NOTE   Although the pronunciation of kilometer with stress on the second syllable, (kĭ-lŏm'ĭ-tər), is often censured because it does not conform to the stress pattern in millimeter and centimeter (it originally came about by false analogy with barometer and thermometer), it continues to thrive in American English. In a recent survey, 69 percent of the Usage Panel preferred this pronunciation, while 29 percent preferred the pronunciation (kĭl'ə-mē'tər).
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The distance around the Earth, also known as its "circumference", is 24,906 miles = 1,578,044,159.9999997 inches.
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i dont know about the distance thing...but i say go for it..
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where's the question ?
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2.54 cm\n1609.3440058 m\n39.37007874 in\n0.62137119 miles
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Well, yeah, I suppose this is true, but the difference is quite small.  If we are 1,000 miles apart looking at something 240,000 miles away, the ratio is about the same as if we were 1 foot apart looking at something 80 yards away.  So, if we are standing on the goal line of a footall field looking toward the goal posts at the opposite end (110 yards away) and we are about 17 inches apart, how much different do the goal posts look?
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Being 9.54 Astrononical units (93,000,000 miles is one AU or our distance form Earth to the Sun), it does depend on if we are on the same side of the sun.Same side we are 8.5 AU away, opposite side 10.5 AU away.
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wher are you located ?
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whitch at? as i nthe location
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the average distance between the Earth and the Sun (approximately 150 million km or 93 million miles).
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The moon's distance from the Earth is on average, 384400 km. Converted to inches that comes out to 15,133,858,267.65 inches (a little over 15 billion)\nHowever, due to an eliptical orbit, the moons distance varies from 363,258 km at its nearest point to 405,542 km at its farthest point. Converted that comes out to 14,301,496,062.93 inches at its nearest point to 15,966,220,472.37 inches at its farthest.\nSo, yes, the moon is about 15 billion inches away.  However, at any given time, it can vary anywhere from 14 billion to almost 16 billion inches from the Earth\nBest Wishes
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567.95 miles\ni looked it up on map quest
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2000 km distance?\n\n2000 km altitude?\n\nif u r asking about distance, mine is 2700 km. we manage.\nbut i should say that we work in the same area, so we have many events to meet at during the year
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It is 238,857 miles away. Light travels at 186,000 miles a second. So roughly a second and a quarter
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It is 1 kilometer (1000 meters). Roughly 3281 feet or .62 miles.
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What is the question?
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Straight line, as the crow flies:  665 miles (1071 km) (578 nautical miles)\n\nDriving miles:  Total Est. Distance: 767.42 miles