>>10140897I know you won’t bother doing this.
>SunDiameter: about 1,390,000 km.
Distance from earth: Average 149,597,870,700 km.
Distance changes as we revolve around it, which is one problem with your argument by the way.
>MoonDiameter: 3,474 km.
Distance from earth: Average 384,402 km.
You told us the sun is 400 times larger and further away than the moon. But the moon’s average distance multiplied by 400 is just 153,760,800. So you’re off by only 149,444,109,900 kilometers. Flat wrong - get it? :^)
But is it 400 times larger? Take the moon’s diameter and multiply by 400. We get: 1,389,600 km. It’s close enough.
My guess is you learned this “fact” from a facebook meme
