Submitted by baconbitche t3_yldnxm in space
TypingWithGlovesOn t1_iuyum50 wrote
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Lots of people use 100 km as the beginning of "space." The ISS and other low Earth orbits are only about 400 km up. The moon is very much farther away
buckphifty150150 t1_iuz7mx3 wrote
Thank you for the clarification.. I just thought I heard it takes like an hour to get to space by car or something like that
BubbaBro t1_iuzfdcx wrote
Which makes the fact that the James Webb Space Telescope is 1.5 million km away (1 million miles) that much more impressive.
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