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From the timing of lunar eclipses, the Ancient Greeks were able to? calculate the distance from the Earth to the Moon

From the timing of lunar eclipses, the Ancient Greeks were able to? calculate the distance from the Earth to the Moon
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From the timing of lunar eclipses, the Ancient Greeks were able to?

calculate the distance from the Earth to the Moon

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The average distance to the Moon is 382,500 km.

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