This calculator allows you to convert from Earth's equatorial radius to Millimeter and in a reverse direction. To convert from Earth's equatorial radius to Millimeter, enter the amount of Earth's equatorial radius into the first input and to convert from Millimeter to Earth's equatorial radius, enter the amount of Millimeter into the second input.
1 Earth's equatorial radius = 6378160000 Millimeter
To convert Earth's equatorial radius to Millimeter: Every 1 Earth's equatorial radius equals 6378160000 Millimeter. For example, 100 Earth's equatorial radius equal 100 * 6378160000 = 637816000000 Millimeter and so on..
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In 1793, The distance from the equator to the North Pole was measured and divided by 10 million. The result of the previous process was called as a meter.
Nowadays, meter or metre is the base unit of length in the International System of Units (SI).
Meter or metre is a metric measurement slightly longer than a yard. It is the base unit of length in the International System of Units (SI). Distance measures length. For example, the distance of a road is how long the road is.
Meter is used as a measure of distance across the globe. Distance expresses the length. For example, the distance of a road is how long the road is.
However most of countries use meter to measure length, US is the primary exception which is using imperial system.
What is millimeter?
Millimeter is a tiny unit of measurement of length in the metric system. A thousand millimeters form 1 meter.
If you want to understand millimeter more, look at a ruler that includes centimeters. Millimeters are expressed as the smallest units marked on the ruler.
