the longest diameter of Tokyo dome的length是...
The length of 1 the longest diameter of Tokyo dome is 122 meters. That is ...
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almost the same as full length of Shin Godzilla (second form) (1.0 to be exact).
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4 times bigger than full length of blue whale (the largest animal in history) (4.07 to be exact).
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35 times bigger than one-story building .
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72 times bigger than wing length of the Javan flying fox, the largest flying mammal in existence today .
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152 times bigger than Japanese sword .
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488 times bigger than esophagus .
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6,100 times bigger than diameter of one-yen coin .
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122,000 times bigger than length of lice .
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610,000 times bigger than paramecium .
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8,133,333 times bigger than diameter of silk fiber .
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24,400,000 times bigger than diameter of bacteria .
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277,272,727 times bigger than blue light wavelength .
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8,714,285,714 times bigger than diameter of the smallest virus .
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122,000,000,000 times bigger than diameter of C60 fullerene .
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342,043,288,101 times bigger than each side of the unit cell of diamond .
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3 times smaller than symphony of the seas (the largest cruise liner in the world) (2.96 to be exact).
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8 times smaller than Angel fall (the highest waterfall in the world) (8.02 to be exact).
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24 times smaller than Yamanote Line between Tokyo-Shimbashi .
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41 times smaller than perimeter of Imperial Palace .
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86 times smaller than Chuo Line between Tokyo-Shinjuku .
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92 times smaller than height of stratosphere .
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681 times smaller than distance from Osaka to Wakayama .
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1,141 times smaller than distance from Osaka to Aichi .
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85,678 times smaller than distance from Tokyo to Toronto .
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706,865 times smaller than equator .
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1,226,350 times smaller than diameter of Jupiter .
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89,858,100 times smaller than diameter of the Sun .
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663,296,723 times smaller than distance to Mars .
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9,987,422,902 times smaller than distance that light travels in 1 hour .
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80,247,352,363 times smaller than diameter of Pluto .
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567,019,058,776 times smaller than distance that light travels in a day .
