Tokyo sky tree的length是...
The length of 1 Tokyo sky tree is 634 meters. That is ...
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almost the same as Warsaw radio tower (0.98 to be exact).
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2 times bigger than full length of Shin Godzilla (4th form) (1.9 to be exact).
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3 times bigger than depth of human dive (2.96 to be exact).
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35 times bigger than height of Gundam .
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53 times bigger than wingspan of quetzalcoatlus (the largest flying animal in history) .
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64 times bigger than Dobuchi Strait (the narrowest strait in the world) .
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103 times bigger than world record of pole vault .
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1,132 times bigger than length of a crow .
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8,661 times bigger than diameter of baseball ball .
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31,700 times bigger than diameter of one-yen coin .
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1,268,000 times bigger than diameter of ovum .
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3,170,000 times bigger than paramecium .
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90,571,429 times bigger than diameter of red blood cell .
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634,000,000 times bigger than diameter of the largest virus .
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3,522,222,222 times bigger than diameter of rabies virus .
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211,333,333,333 times bigger than distance between HDD disk and head .
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634,000,000,000 times bigger than diameter of C60 fullerene .
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3 times smaller than Yamanote Line between Tokyo-Shimbashi (3.0 to be exact).
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6 times smaller than Mt. Fuji (5.96 to be exact).
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27 times smaller than strait of Gibraltar .
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61 times smaller than Chuo Line between Shinjuku-Hachioji .
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72 times smaller than distance from Osaka to Kyoto .
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78 times smaller than distance from Osaka to Shiga .
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816 times smaller than Shinkansen route between Tokyo and Shin-Osaka .
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3,251 times smaller than distance from Sao Paulo to Buenos Aires .
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38,670 times smaller than altitude of GPS satellite .
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278,877 times smaller than diameter of Jupiter .
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5,261,812 times smaller than diameter of the Sun .
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69,630,344 times smaller than distance that light travels in 1 minute .
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375,981,219 times smaller than distance to the Sun .
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5,722,306,566 times smaller than diameter of Saturn .
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40,316,468,604 times smaller than diameter of Pluto .
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393,892,444,717 times smaller than distance that light travels in a day .
