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Showing posts with label Distance Facts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Distance Facts. Show all posts
Saturday, May 4, 2013
How long to run one mile
If you run at an average speed of 10 mph, you can run one mile in a little over six minutes.
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Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Walk for 90 years
If you walk one mile a day for 90 years, you would have walked 32,850 miles. If you drove that distance in a car going at 60 mph, it would take you 547.5 hours or almost 23 days.
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Monday, June 23, 2008
Tree high
Some trees like the redwood can be as tall as 400 feet or more. This is 4,800 inches.
Even if you are six feet tall, the tree would be 66.6 times taller than you are.
Even if you are six feet tall, the tree would be 66.6 times taller than you are.
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Friday, December 28, 2007
One mile big TV screen
If you have a 37 inch plasma TV set, your TV screen would have to be 63,360 inches to equal one mile.
You would need 143 TV sets of 37 inches in size to equal a screen that is 63,360 inches.
You would need 143 TV sets of 37 inches in size to equal a screen that is 63,360 inches.
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TV Facts
Sunday, October 28, 2007
Let it snow
The Empire State Building is 1,250 feet tall.
If you had a bad snowstorm and it snowed at a rate of two inches per hour, it would still have to snow 7,500 hours for the snow pile to reach the top of the Empire State Building.
That is almost 11 months of nonstop snowfall.
If you had a bad snowstorm and it snowed at a rate of two inches per hour, it would still have to snow 7,500 hours for the snow pile to reach the top of the Empire State Building.
That is almost 11 months of nonstop snowfall.
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Distance Facts,
Weather Facts
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Line those tires up
How many tires lined up according to their size would it take to reach one mile? Lined up is the same way they are on a car.
13 inches, you need 4,874 tires
14 inches, you need 4,526 tires
15 inches, you need 4,224 tires
16 inches, you need 3,960 tires
17 inches, you need 3,727 tires
18 inches, you need 3,520 tires
19 inches, you need 3,335 tires
13 inches, you need 4,874 tires
14 inches, you need 4,526 tires
15 inches, you need 4,224 tires
16 inches, you need 3,960 tires
17 inches, you need 3,727 tires
18 inches, you need 3,520 tires
19 inches, you need 3,335 tires
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Car Facts,
Distance Facts
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Stack your quarters
If you stack your quarters, it will take 192 of them to equal one foot.
Sixteen quarters stacked is one inch in height. Eight quarters is 1/2 inch in height.
If your ceiling is eight feet tall in your house, you can reach the ceiling if you have 1,536 quarters.
Sixteen quarters stacked is one inch in height. Eight quarters is 1/2 inch in height.
If your ceiling is eight feet tall in your house, you can reach the ceiling if you have 1,536 quarters.
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Distance Facts,
Money Facts
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Endless feet
If someone walks one mile per day, they walk 1,927,200 feet per year.
If they did this for 20 years, they would walk 38,544,000 feet.
Mount Everest is 29,035 feet tall. That distance of 38,544,000 feet is equal to climbing Mount Everest 1,327 times.
If they did this for 20 years, they would walk 38,544,000 feet.
Mount Everest is 29,035 feet tall. That distance of 38,544,000 feet is equal to climbing Mount Everest 1,327 times.
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Monday, July 30, 2007
Size of CDs
You would have to stack 1,920 compact disc on top of each other to equal an eight foot high ceiling.
If you can stand them up on their side, you would need to get 1,267,200 of them to equal one mile.
If you can stand them up on their side, you would need to get 1,267,200 of them to equal one mile.
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Friday, July 27, 2007
Measure by your feet
If your foot is exactly 12 inches long, every 100 steps is 100 feet in distance.
If you want to walk one mile each day, you have to walk 5,280 steps.
If you want to walk one mile each day, you have to walk 5,280 steps.
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Distance Facts