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How can I mesure the diameter or the size of the moon using only ONE photo of a moon eclipse?

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Elenna [48]4 years ago

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Go to NASA's website. I'm not sure you can because we don't know the scale of the picture but if you are given one such as 1 cm = 500 miles or something like that, you just find the center of the circle and make a line through it. If the line measures 4.5 cm then the diameter is 2500 miles. This is an example. YOU'RE WELCOME :D

lara [203]4 years ago

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NASA website is the best way to rid out

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