the distance from an observer on a plain to the top of a nearby mountain is 5.3km at 8.4ْ above the horizontal
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What exactly is the question?
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The air is thinner the higher you go.
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1.Average distance:384,400 km\n2.Maximum Distance(because its orbit is elliptical or oval in shape):405,696 km\n3.Minimum distance:363,104 km
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0.07896 km\n153 mm\n0.578  km
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Approximately 384,403 kilometers (238,857 miles). But astronomers think it is getting a little bit further away every year, about 3.8cm per year.
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The exact height of the peak is 8,611 meters/28,251 ft.
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5 km = 3.10686 miles :)
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Approx. 29,000 feet (over 5 miles).
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8848 metres or 29,028 feet is the official answer.  But if you really mean the 'exact' height, nobody knows - if by exact you mean to the nearest millimetre or inch, or even nearest foot or metre.  Two of the most accurate surveys differ by 6 metres (about 20 feet).\n\nThe reason the exact height is so hard to calculate is due to three factors.  Firstly it is a very inhospitable place.  Secondly the mountain is 'growing' between 1 and 3 millimetres a year as India continues to move north, pushing up against Asia (the force that pushed up the Himalayas in the first place).  Finally, official measurements of mountains include the snow and ice 'on top' and the depth of this in the case of Everest varies from year to year, it has variously been measured as 1 metre or 3.5 metres thick.\n\nThe Government of Nepal has settled on 8848 metres and that is (generally) the figure accepted 'officially' in books and in the climbing community.  The Wikipedia article (link below) gives a very good explanation of the height issue.
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Their distance from the Sun
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It is different at different times of the year and from different locations. On average, it is 384401 kilometres (238857 mi)
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6447 ft above sea level.
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The distance is 181 miles (290km)..☺
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About 30m (100 ft) high.
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2000 km distance?\n\n2000 km altitude?\n\nif u r asking about distance, mine is 2700 km. we manage.\nbut i should say that we work in the same area, so we have many events to meet at during the year
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you are farther from the equator.
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About 4,800 feet above sea level.