Ah, well thats a typo
400km*

Person A: My car is faster than yours!
Person B: Really? How fast does your car go?
Person A: 75dollars/hour
Person B: Clearly, you don't know what your talking about.

This post was edited by Azrad on Oct 11 2013 08:40pm

Still dimensional fail

Im sure it travels more than 400 km a day. Thats ~250 miles.

The Moon rotates once in about 27.32 days
with a diameter of ~3476km

do the math

by rotate i thought you meant rotate around the earth

I'll give you a hint. If you want to be taken seriously you will need to express the moon's rotation rate in the general form (measure of rotation)/(measure of time). Some possible examples:
radians/days
degrees/hour
revolutions/second

You have yet to give a measurement that conforms to the general form.

This post was edited by Azrad on Oct 11 2013 08:50pm

i guess my notations just aren't up to your superb scientific standards... sorry m8
how about these number relationships? bit more formal
http://www.whobuiltthemoon.com/so-far-so-good.html

e: scroll to the bottom


This post was edited by known954 on Oct 11 2013 09:00pm

What is even funnier is that he is giving the rotational rate of the moon around the Earth, and the diameter of the moon, not the diameter of its orbit. Still playing with apples and oranges.

i gave the diameter to prove that it rotates 400km a day? because he was calling my math shoddy?