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To help compare different distances this page lists lengths starting at 10<sup>9</sup> ] (1 ] or 1 million ]). |
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], ], the ] (centre), {{nowrap|underneath their darker mirror images (artist's interpretation)}}, {{nowrap|and ], to scale.]]}} |
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* 1,400,000 km — Diameter of ] |
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* 1,500,000 km — Expected orbit from Earth of the ] |
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* 2,190,000 km — Closest approach of ] to ], happened on ], ]; closest ] approach on record |
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* 4,200,000 km — Diameter of ] |
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* 5,000,000 km — Closest approach of ] to Earth, happened on ], ] |
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* 7,900,000 km — Diameter of ] |
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* 9,000,000 km — Estimated diameter of ], the ] in the center of the ] galaxy |
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