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Stephen is 5'7". Him and his class mates want to know how many Stephens it would take to get to The Sun (4.8 billion feet from t

he Earth) Calculate how many Stephens it would take to reach The Sun

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Sergio [31]3 years ago

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5'7" is Stephen's height

4.8 billion is the distance to the sun.

4.8 billion ft / 5'7" = 859,701,493 ft

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