For reference, Ceres is 590 miles in diameter and Pluto is 1,491 miles in diameter.
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Tree height: 6 feet Base diameter: base diameter not mentionedLight count: unlitOther considerations: no warranty
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It's only about 21 miles in diameter; by comparison, Neptune is 30,599 miles in diameter.
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It's only about 2000 miles in diameter; by comparison, Neptune is 24,2000 miles in diameter.
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The diameter reached 103 inches, but fully expanded, Beam's diameter is meant to be 127 inches.
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The Hayden Planetarium is 87 feet in diameter, and its screen is 68 feet in diameter.
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The gas giant has a diameter of 72,400 miles, or roughly ten times the diameter of Earth.
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Its diameter of about 72,1003 miles (116,000 km) dwarf's Earth diameter of about 7,900 miles (12,700 km).
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Get the small size for 2-inch diameter cookies and the medium size for 2.75-inch diameter cookies.
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It's supposed to be 2.7 inches in diameter, which does compare favorably to the August Smart Lock's 3.4-inch diameter.
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Rotor diameter is a measurement of the full sweep of the turbine's blades (the diameter of the circle they define).
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It's also very small in diameter relative to most contemporary watches, with a 35mm diameter that also adds to its understated appeal.
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An artful lexicographer, Sharif shows us that the diameter of a word is often as devastating as the diameter of a bomb.
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It comes in an official NBA regulation ball size (29.5 inch diameter, size 7) and an intermediate size (28.5 inch diameter, size 6).
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The sticks were two feet long, and one-inch in diameter at one end, and approximately two inches in diameter at the handle.
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Sub-Neptunes are more than 1.6 times Earth&aposs diameter but are smaller than Neptune, which is about 3.9 times Earth&aposs diameter.
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The Earth is a slightly smushed sphere: its diameter at its equator is slightly bigger than its diameter through the north and south pole.
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The biggest are Pluto, with a diameter of about 963,470 miles (2,370 km), and Eris, with a diameter of about 1,445 miles (2,325 km).
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Having finer strands isn't a bad thing, necessarily; it just means that the diameter of each strand is less than the diameter of thick strands.
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Image: Michael Elleray/Wikimedia CommonsThe 224-arm 288-foot-diameter Large Diameter Centrifuge (LDC) at ESA's European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC) in Noordwijk, Netherlands.
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The only larger dwarf planets in our solar system are Pluto, which has a diameter of 1475 miles, and Eris, which has a diameter of 1445 miles.
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For example, for a one-day forecast, the circle has a diameter of 81 miles; for a five-day forecast, the circle has a diameter of 396 miles.
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But the database classifies air pollution in two ways: by PM2.5, particles smaller than 2.5 microns in diameter, and by PM 10, particles that are 10 microns in diameter.
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By comparison, Jupiter's Ganymede—the largest moon in our Solar System—is 3,270 miles (5,268 kilometers) in diameter, compared to Neptune and its 30,500-mile-wide (50,000 kilometers) diameter.
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The moon is just 19 miles (30 kilometers) across, downright minuscule compared to the heftier Rhea (949 miles or 1,527 kilometers diameter) and Enceladus (313 miles or 504 kilometers diameter).
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Remember, SpaceX's proposed Interplanetary Transport System (ITS), booster and spaceship combined, is 122 meters tall, with a diameter of 12 meters (the spaceship section had a diameter of 17 meters).
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The advantage of a hexagon was that he could calculate both the length of its perimeter (which approximates the circle's circumference) and its diameter (which coincides with the circle's diameter).
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The booster was about 3.3 metres (10.8 feet) long by 1 metre in diameter, while the main body of the missile was 6.6 metres long and about 50 cm in diameter.
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At one point, the spaceship — 3,000 miles in diameter!
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It was originally going to be a mosaic 100 meters in diameter (formally known as the Overwhelmingly Large Telescope, or OWL); it was reduced to 42 meters in diameter and now 39.
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They found that weapon caliber — which refers to the diameter of the firearm barrel and is an indication of the diameter of the bullet — played a big role in how fatal shootings were.
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Fairy circles have a lifecycle, becoming noticeable at about two meters in diameter and growing to be up to 12 meters in diameter before eventually giving in to the surrounding grasslands and assimilating.
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The flow measured about 260 feet (80 meters) in diameter.
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They expected cups with a wider diameter to be sweeter.
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It's five times stronger than steel of the same diameter.
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They have exactly the same size below a critical diameter.
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Bosch ART 26 SL Electric Grass Trimmer with Cutting Diameter
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The balloon would have a diameter of about 12 feet.
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Did you get a negative value for the balloon diameter?
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But somehow the diameter of the camera grew by 0.5mm.
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Mercury's diameter is about 3,000 miles, while Earth's is 8,000.
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The disk boasts a diameter of about 140,00 light years.
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Conventional rolls, by comparison, measure roughly five inches in diameter.
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They're often symmetrical, small in diameter, and only one color.
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News that the skirt had a diameter of 20 feet.
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Matternet's quadcopters are small, measuring only 31 inches in diameter.
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The asteroid has a diameter of about 900 meters (2,953 feet), consistent with predictions from ground observations, according to Watanabe, who noted that the diameter measurement could change as the spacecraft gets nearer Ryugu.
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This particular solar flare, which took place in 1999, jumped out of the sun with a diameter 35 times the diameter of our planet, which makes it one of the larger ones ever spotted.
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Jupiter, the fifth planet from the sun, dwarfs the solar system's other planets, measuring about 89,000 miles (143,000 km) in diameter at its equator, compared with Earth's diameter of about 8,000 miles (12,750 km).
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As of the time of that article, the recipe hadn't changed since the pie first hit shelves in 1987, although the pies have grown from a 10-inch diameter to a 12-inch diameter.
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On the right side, we can see two more large craters, Aristillus, with a diameter of 34 miles (55 km), and below it, the crater of Autolycus, with a diameter of 24 miles (39 km).
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Evo is small and spherical, only about an inch in diameter.
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MK2 is smaller still, with a diameter of just 100 miles.
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The thing is, we don't actually use diameter to describe circles.
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Form mixture into 8 patties (about 3 inches in diameter). 4.
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It's also nearly 27 feet tall and 220 feet in diameter.
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The rover's aluminum wheels measure 52.5 centimeters (20.7 inches) in diameter.
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Big ones are 100 meters [330 feet] or more in diameter.
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It is 70 inches long and just seven inches in diameter.
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This change also meant the camera diameter grew to about 6mm.
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My key-rings are metal circles of diameter about two inches.
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These particles were very small, measuring around 200 micrometers in diameter.
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The diameter of the larger #iceberg is about 300 meters. pic.twitter.
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It should fit steering wheels that are 14.5 inches in diameter.
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It's 12.3 mm thick, with a 58 by 47.5 mm diameter.
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Its height and diameter give the tree a full-body appearance.
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Jellyfish can range from sizes bigger than 2 meters in diameter …
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The affected part is about one mile (1.6 km) in diameter.
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It accommodates modest watermelons (a maximum of 16 inches in diameter).
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If a circle's diameter is 1, then its circumference is π.
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If a circle's diameter is 403, then its circumference is 2π.
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The ball is 133 feet in diameter and weighs 11,875 pounds.
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A starfish can eat its body diameter in coral every night.
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It's worth investing in a good steamer with a sizable diameter.
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A radius (but not diameter) is a BONE in the forearm.
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The ring's diameter is equivalent to roughly 300 Saturns lined up.
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The device looked like a robotic spider, five feet in diameter.
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You calculate it by dividing a circle's circumference by its diameter.
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The asteroid was previously estimated to be 2,000 feet in diameter.
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Roll out dough to about 10 - 12 inches in diameter. 3.
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The base measures 14 inches in diameter and 8 inches tall.
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Those are cyclones up to 600 miles in diameter, NASA explains.
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To use it, you'll need to know some basic information, such as your tree's height and bottom diameter, the length and spacing of the light strands, and the diameter of the ornaments you plan to use.
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The engine has approximately the same diameter as the fuselage of a Boeing 737 and houses a 134-inch-diameter front fan, that GE has claimed to be the largest of any commercial engine in production.
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So Rose starts off by drawing a line that represents the circle's diameter: Rose then points out that the triangle he has just created by drawing the line that represents the diameter is an isosceles triangle.
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Image: Warner BrothersAccording to estimates generated via statistical modelling, there are roughly 29,20173 pieces of space debris larger than 10 cm in diameter in orbit, and roughly 750,000 pieces with a diameter between 1 and 10 cm.
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With a hot knife cut a cone shaped piece of all three layers, about 6 inches in diameter at the top to 2 inches diameter at bottom, out of the pie and place it in the freezer.
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"To image something this small means that we would need a telescope with a 10,000-kilometer diameter, which is not practical, because the diameter of the Earth is not even 13,000 kilometers," Bouman explained at the time.
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A massive hailstone that landed in South Dakota on June 23, 2010 beat out the previous record for weight and diameter at a giant 8.0 inches in diameter, 18.625 inches in circumference, and 1.9375 pounds in weight.
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The diameter of the moon is almost the same distance from New York city to Phoenix, Arizona The mean diameter of the moon is 2,159 miles, close to the 2,406 miles between Phoenix and New York City.
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The maximum diameter of rocky planets is 1.75 times that of Earth.
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FAST will have a considerably larger aperture at 500 meters in diameter.
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Officials said the new island was 20 to 30 feet in diameter.
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That makes the diameter about 1.92 inches and a radius of 0.995.
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It's definitely large, with a much bigger than average 46.5mm case diameter.
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The object is roughly 22019 meters in diameter, according to the ESA.
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"Thirty Meter" refers to the telescope's 30-meter- (98-foot-) diameter mirror.
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The audio driver inside of each bud measures 9.2 mm in diameter.
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PM10 particles are less than or equal to 10 micrometers in diameter.
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So it's big: five meters — or more than 16 feet — in diameter.
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Silver, height 235.6, diameter 219.7 22001/21951 inches (123 x 212 cm).
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Whiteware, height 8 3/83, width 14, diameter 7 3/4 in.
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There, a giant 500-feet-diameter rotor will turn the huge magnet.
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PM10 particles are less than or equal to 10 micrometers in diameter.
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It will consist of seven primary mirrors, each 27.6 feet in diameter.
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The astrolabe measures 17.5cm in diameter and is less than 4mm thick.
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They found another potential crater over 22 miles (35 kilometers) in diameter.
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The glassy spheres were between 0.5 millimeters to 1 millimeter in diameter.
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Ponder this: The diameter of 30 Doradus is 600–700 light years.
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Each one is outfitted with a mirror nearly 27 feet in diameter.
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That's nearly three times longer than the diameter of Hubble's primary mirror.
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This is why the tunnels can only have a 14-foot diameter.
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The skirt is 47.5 inches in diameter and can be spot-cleaned.
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Hailstones varied in size, from around one to 3 inches in diameter.
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Heavy tools ensure placement of the wheel (almost 4 feet in diameter).
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Doctors typically describe a nodule as less than 3 centimeters in diameter.
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Jupiter's moon Ganymede has a diameter of about 3,270 miles (0003,260 km).
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That rules out rings and moons larger than 1 mile in diameter.
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It's only 1156 miles in diameter—but that's large by asteroid standards.
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It's only 62 miles in diameter—but that's large by asteroid standards.
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The whole thing would be about 620 feet (190 meters) in diameter.
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They have a pebble-like appearance and measure 22020 centimeters in diameter.
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Both will be 41 millimeters in diameter and cased in stainless steel.
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It's a tiny, spider like creature about a half-inch in diameter.
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Some of the scars on his body are two inches in diameter.
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A scar it left on the satellite has a 40 cm diameter.
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You're looking for firm, equal-size eggs about three millimeters in diameter.
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The prosthetic is eight-tenths of an inch (2 cm) in diameter.
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Ellis: It was only about an eighth of an inch in diameter.
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Elsewhere they're mostly small, many less than a half-inch in diameter.
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PM10 is particulate matter with a diameter of 10 micrometers or less.
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The thick, white fluid filled two fat syringes the diameter of quarters.
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Starship, by comparison, is 164 feet high and 30 feet in diameter.
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Currently, the Great Red Spot's diameter could hold two Earth-sized planets.
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Asteroid 2000 QW7's diameter might be as large as 2,132 feet.
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It is a heavy, chunky watch: 13mm thick and 42mm in diameter.
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The destruction from the asteroid would cover a diameter of 83.7 miles.
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