Where is the farthest place from Earth?

The farthest place on earth from the land is called: the loneliest place on earth, and you may not believe it when you say it.

Argentina, the farthest country in the world from China. Argentina's capital is 11 hours behind Beijing.

Argentina is located in the southern hemisphere, separated from China by the Pacific Ocean. The distance from Beijing, China to Buenos Aires, Argentina, is about 22,000 kilometers; With the center of the earth as the central point, the opposite side of China is Argentina.

China is about 5,500 kilometers from north to south and about 5,000 kilometers from east to west.

China is located in the east of Asia, on the west coast of the Pacific Ocean. China has a vast territory, from the center line of the main channel of the Heilongjiang River north of the Mohe River in Heilongjiang Province (more than 55° north latitude) in the north, to the dark sands of Zengmu in the Nansha Islands (near 4° north latitude) in the south, with a distance of about 5,500 kilometers from north to south; From the confluence of the main channel of the Heilongjiang River and the Ussuri River in the east (more than 135°E longitude) to the Pamir Plateau in Xinjiang in the west (near 73°E longitude), the distance between east and west is about 5,000 kilometers.

Geographically, Argentina is the farthest country from China, and spiritually Japan is the farthest country from China.

When you are closest to the Sun, this point is called perihelion. Perihelion is around the winter solstice, and aphelion is around the summer solstice.

On the vernal equinox, the Earth is the closest to the Sun, on the autumnal equinox, and on the summer and winter solstices, the Earth is as far away from the Sun, between perihelion and aphelion.

At the beginning of January, the Earth was 147,100,000 kilometers closer to the Sun, which is called perihelion. At the beginning of July, the Earth is farthest from the Sun, at 152,100,000 km, which is called aphelion.

The Earth orbits in an elliptical orbit around the Sun, so there will be aphelion and perihelion, with perihelion being closest to the Sun and aphelion being the farthest from the Sun. Perihelion is at the beginning of January each year, while aphelion is at the beginning of July every year.

Although the Earth's right distance from the Sun brings the Earth a suitable temperature, on this basis, the Earth's periheliodate and perihelia have little to do with the temperature, and the temperature mainly depends on the distance and altitude from the direct point of the Sun.

When the Earth is at perihelion (early January), the Earth is closest to the Sun, and the Sun shines directly in the Southern Hemisphere, which receives more solar radiation than the Northern Hemisphere, so the Southern Hemisphere is the summer half year, and the Northern Hemisphere is the winter half year, and the temperature is lower than that of the slippery fiber.

The average distance between the Earth and the Sun is 149.6 million kilometers. Although there is a difference in the distance between the sun and the earth in the morning and at noon, the difference is negligible in relation to the distance between the earth and the sun, and does not produce a change in the size of the sun or the heat or cold that we perceive.

In the solar system, the farthest planet from Earth is Pluto. Among the celestial bodies that orbit the Sun directly, Pluto ranks 9th in volume and 10th in mass.

Pluto is the largest outer Neptune object, second only to Eris in a discrete disk. Like other Kuiper Belt objects, Pluto is composed mainly of rock and ice and has a relatively small mass, only 1 6 of the mass of the Moon and 1 3 of the Moon's volume. Pluto's orbital eccentricity and inclination are high, with a perihelion of 30 AU (4.4 billion km) and an aphelion of 49 AU (7.4 billion km).

Pluto periodically enters the inner side of Neptune's orbit, but does not collide due to its orbital resonance with Neptune. At average distance, it takes hours for the sun's rays to reach Pluto.

Pluto's diameter is kilometers, and its mass is (, which is the Earth's of the Moon. Its surface area is km2, which is about the same as that of Russia. It has a surface gravity of g (1 g for the Earth and g for the Moon).

Because Pluto is so faint and small, its size cannot be determined long after its discovery.

The deepest place in the world is **, how far is it from the center of the earth?

The Mariana Trench is the deepest place on Earth, located at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean near the Mariana Islands, from Iwo Jima in the north to Yap Island in the southwest. It has the Aleutian, Kuril Island, Ogasawara and other trenches in the north, and the New Britain and New Hebrides trenches in the south, with a total length of 2,550 kilometers, an arc, and an average width of 70 kilometers. The trench is about 60 million years old.

Its depth has been measured in many countries around the world, and the results are much the same. According to the data measured by the former Soviet submarine "Vitaz" in 1957, the Mariana Trench is 11,034 meters deep, and the Americans measured 10,916 meters in 1960; 10,900 meters measured in the United Kingdom in 1981; The Japanese measured 10920 10 meters in 1984 and so on. This depth is the height of the world's highest peak, Mount Everest and Mount Huashan, combined.

But even this distance is nothing compared to the distance to the center of the earth.

The average radius of the Earth is about 6,371 kilometers. Its structure can be roughly divided into five layers: lithosphere, asthenosphere, mantle, outer core and core. And the Mariala Trench is only a dozen kilometers long at best. ：

The internal structure of the earth is divided into:

1: Continental crust; 2: Ocean crust; 3: upper mantle; 4: Lower mantle; 5: Outer core; 6: Kernel.

The Mariana Trench is the deepest known ocean crust at 11,000 meters. There is also the mantle, outer core, and inner core underneath. The average thickness of the Earth's crust is about 17,000 meters, and the current Mariana Trench has not yet passed through the outermost crust of the Earth, and it will take another 6,000 meters to reach the mantle.

The mantle is the thickest part of the Earth, with a thickness of about 2,890 kilometers. Then, the outer core is about 2,270 kilometers and the inner core is about 1,216 kilometers.

The deepest point of human drilling is 12,345 meters, which was created by a Russian oil well on Sakhalin. If you calculate in terms of vertical depth, it was created by the Kola ultra-deep drill of the former Soviet Union, which is 12,263 meters deep, but these have not even reached the Moho surface, let alone the center of the earth.

Although human beings rule the earth, they are far from controlling everything on the earth, and even the oceans have not been explored. People who descended to the bottom of the Mariana Trench said: When they gaze at the bottom of the trench, they look at the barren seabed, and their hearts are filled with fear and loneliness.

How small you are in the deep, inaccessible seabed.

If human beings want to reach the center of the earth, they are still far from being able to reach it with current technology. However, if you want to reach the Mariana Trench, it is currently achievable.

Because in the known universe, the universe is constantly changing and expanding, and there are countless planets, so if you want to find the farthest planet in it, it is still not possible to use the current science and technology, but at present, human beings have found the galaxy farthest from the earth, named Abell1835 ir1916.

The farthest planet from Earth

Because galaxies are so far away from the Earth that there is no way to predict the planets that exist in them, and the universe is constantly changing and expanding, the farthest planet from the Earth cannot be found at present. Of course, in the solar system, the farthest star from Earth is the Sun, and the farthest planet from Earth is Uranus.