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Douglas J Steele
I'd suggest asking this in a more appropriate place (or doing a search using
your favourite search engine)
This newsgroup is for questions about Access, the database product that's
part of Office Professional. While Access may be the universe to some of us,
it doesn't mean we're qualified astronomers. <g>
your favourite search engine)
This newsgroup is for questions about Access, the database product that's
part of Office Professional. While Access may be the universe to some of us,
it doesn't mean we're qualified astronomers. <g>
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Roger Carlson
On average? About the same distance as the Earth is from the sun.
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John Vinson
On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 07:56:04 -0800, tom
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award. <g>
The Moon orbits the Earth, approximately 240,000 miles away. In turn,
the Earth-Moon system orbits the Sun, approximately 93,000,000 miles
away.
Therefore the Moon ranges between roughly 92 million and 94 million
miles from the Sun, depending on where each object happens to be in
its orbit.
If you have questions about designing Forms in Microsoft Access, this
is the place...
John W. Vinson[MVP]
Congratulations; you have won the Most Off Topic Post of the Month
award. <g>
The Moon orbits the Earth, approximately 240,000 miles away. In turn,
the Earth-Moon system orbits the Sun, approximately 93,000,000 miles
away.
Therefore the Moon ranges between roughly 92 million and 94 million
miles from the Sun, depending on where each object happens to be in
its orbit.
If you have questions about designing Forms in Microsoft Access, this
is the place...
John W. Vinson[MVP]