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How long would it take to drive around the Moon's equayor at 80 km per hour?
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∙ 13y ago
Moon's diameter = 3,474.8 km.
Moon's circumference = (pi) D = 10,916.4 km.
At 80 km per hour, you're talking 10,916.4/80 = 136.455 hours (rounded)
That's 5days 16hours 27minutes 18.3seconds, IF you have good headlights for
crossing the dark side, and you don't have to swerve to avoid craters.
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