According to the Bill Gates Foundation, the five animals that are in positions 10 through 15 for deadliness are more likely to be the animals that make the hair on your neck stand up, but they barely make a dent in the human population compared to the animals ranked 1-9.
The distance (average distance) between the Moon and Earth is 3,84,000 Km. If you drive a vehicle towards moon with a velocity of 100 Km/hr, it will take 160 days to reach there. I'm also attaching a picture to visualise the distance.
Hence, the number 384,403 km, is an average distance that astronomers call the semi-major axis. At its closest point (known as perigee) the Moon is only 363,104 km (225,622 miles) away. And at its most distant point (called apogee) the Moon gets to a distance of 406,696 km (252,088 miles). This means that distance from the Earth to the Moon can vary by 43,592 km. Thatâs a pretty big difference, and it can make the Moon appear dramatically different in size depending on where it is in its orbit.