Maximum length of a tennis racket

Maximum length of a tennis racket (737 mm)

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If Maximum length of a tennis racket (737 mm) was a standard unit ...

  • Length of the Starship `Enterprise` in the Original Star Trek series (289.7 m)...more would be 400 x Maximum length of a tennis racket
  • Height of the Space Needle in Seattle (184 m)...more would be 250 x Maximum length of a tennis racket
  • Longest ever discus throw (74.1 m)...more would be 100 x Maximum length of a tennis racket
  • Height of the Taj Mahal in Agra, India (73 m)...more would be 100 x Maximum length of a tennis racket
  • Length of the Great Sphinx of Giza (73 m)...more would be 100 x Maximum length of a tennis racket
  • Overall length of an Airbus A380 (72.7 m)...more would be 100 x Maximum length of a tennis racket
  • Length of a blue whale (30 m)...more would be 40 x Maximum length of a tennis racket
  • Height of the `Christ the Redeemer` statue in Rio de Janeiro (30 m)...more would be 40 x Maximum length of a tennis racket
  • Length of a baseball pitch, pitcher to batter (18.44 m)...more would be 25 x Maximum length of a tennis racket
  • Length of a ten pin bowling lane (18.29 m)...more would be 25 x Maximum length of a tennis racket
  • Men's World Triple Jump record (18.29 m)...more would be 25 x Maximum length of a tennis racket
  • Men's Olympic Triple Jump record (18.09 m)...more would be 25 x Maximum length of a tennis racket
  • Width of a typical Hot Air Balloon (15 m)...more would be 20 x Maximum length of a tennis racket
  • Width of a basketball court (15 m)...more would be 20 x Maximum length of a tennis racket
  • Length overall of an `AC50` catamaran used in 2017 America`s cup (15 m)...more would be 20 x Maximum length of a tennis racket
  • Women's Olympic Long Jump record (1988) (7.4 m)...more would be 10 x Maximum length of a tennis racket
  • Width of a football goal (7.32 m)...more would be 10 x Maximum length of a tennis racket

Is That A Big Number? - The Book

Yes, there's now a book based on these numbers. Oxford University Press: July 2018.

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