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The Earth is approxiamately 24902 miles long (across the Equator) and 24859.73 miles around the North and South poles. Football stadiums are approximately 0.6 miles long, so

24902 / 0.6 = 41503.33333 (repeating)

There would be about 41503.3 football fields to get across the Equator.

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Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Georgia. Home field of the Falcons

Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan. Home field of the Lions

Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. Home field of the Dolphins

Cleveland Browns Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio. Home field of the Browns

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Ten of Thousand of Million of football field

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438275.2 at the equator. Slightly more for the Prime Meridian diameter.

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10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 inf

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you can fit 95,473,566,365.76 football fields on Earth's entire surface not including water

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10000000

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