Question: drew... ... ur awsome!!!!!!!!!!!! but how many elephants does it take to fill the suface area of the moon? :D
Asked by mightymeaty to Drew on 17 Jun 2011.
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Hi Mighty Meaty. That’s for the praise, but if you’re trying to flatter me into calculating … oh, all right, but this better be worth your vote every day for the next week.
Let’s say we’ve got African elephants, and shoulder to shoulder they take up about 5 square metres each. Surface area of the moon is 37.8 million square kilometres, or 37.8 million million square metres.
That’s 7560 billion elephants.
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