What is the distance from the earth to the moon?

The distance from the earth to the moon can reach 384,000 kilometers, which is equivalent to the length of 30 earths. The moon is a satellite of the earth, with a diameter of 3476.28 kilometers, which is a quarter of that of the earth. The surface is in a special vacuum state, and the temperature difference between day and night is large, which can form a landscape of total solar eclipse at a certain angle.

The moon is the fifth largest satellite in the solar system, with an average radius of about 1737. 10 km, equivalent to 0.273 times that of radius of the earth. The mass is close to 7.342× 1022 kg, which is 0.0 123 times that of the earth.

The surface of the moon is covered with craters formed by the impact of small objects. The average distance between the moon and the earth is about 384,400 kilometers, which is about 30 times the diameter of the earth.

Earth-moon relationship:

The earth and the moon revolve around each other, and the two celestial bodies revolve around the center of gravity under the surface 1600 km. The birth of the moon has added many new things to the earth.

While the moon revolves around the earth, its special gravity attracts the water on the earth and moves with it, forming tides. Tides helped the early aquatic life of the earth to land.

A long time ago, the temperature difference between day and night was large, and the temperature was between the boiling point and freezing point of water, which was not suitable for human habitation. However, due to its special influence, the attraction of the moon to the earth's seawater slows down the earth's rotation, makes the earth's rotation and period of revolution more reasonable, brings us precious four seasons, and reduces the temperature difference, thus making it suitable for human habitation.