The volume of Earth is 1,083,206,246,123,080,894,852 m³, or around 1.0832×10²¹ m³, in scientific notation.

Calculation

Earth is an oblate spheroid, resembling a sphere flattened at the poles.

The volume of an oblate spheroid is

<math>V = \frac{4}{3}\pi a^2 b</math>

where <math>\pi</math> is the mathematical constant pi, and <math>a</math> and <math>b</math> are the equatorial and polar radii.

Substituting a = 6,378,135 m and b = 6,356,750 m, we get the above Earth volume.

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