William wrote:Thank you.
Perhaps you didn’t notice that the link in my original post takes you to that page.
I did not notice the link.
William wrote:I wonder where a model of Alpha Centauri, the nearest star to Earth apart from the Sun, would be located.
Well, it’s 4.34 light years away from Earth, or 4.106x10^13 km away, so at a scale of 1:20 million it would be 2.053 million kilometres away.
The model of the star several times further away than the real moon!
William
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Perhaps you didn’t notice that the link in my original post takes you to that page.
I wonder where a model of Alpha Centauri, the nearest star to Earth apart from the Sun, would be located.
Well, it’s 4.34 light years away from Earth, or 4.106x10^13 km away, so at a scale of 1:20 million it would be 2.053 million kilometres away.
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William
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I wonder where a model of Alpha Centauri, the nearest star to Earth apart from the Sun, would be located.
William
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