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Walk to the Moon Challenge Overview

Teams of students from around the world are helping the Mission X mascots, Luna and Leo, reach the Moon by completing activities and earning steps!

The average distance from Earth to the Moon is 384,400 km. If you walked non-stop, it would take about 9 years to reach the Moon! That’s a long journey, which is why we need to work together to earn enough steps for Luna and Leo to make it, through our collective efforts.

This page provides an overview of the challenge. Here, you can track the total kilometres walked by all teams, see how each country is progressing, and view a global map of where the individual teams are located.

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Total Kilometers Walked

The distance from Earth to the Moon is 384,400 km.

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Steps Overview per Country

Country Activities Steps Km

Greece

782 83172000 62,379

Austria

527 45888000 34,416

Luxembourg

123 8476000 6,357

Czech Republic

328 26672000 20,004

Portugal

22 2116000 1,587

Österreich

4 352000 264

Poland

1164 70984000 53,238

Slovenia

106 14204000 10,653

Slovenija

5 800000 600

United Kingdom

289 43908000 32,931

Netherlands

240 6828000 5,121

Estonia

577 35720000 26,790

Italy

220 56652000 42,489

France

116 11024000 8,268

Spain

79 6108000 4,581

Italia

31 25808000 19,356

United Arab Emirates

3 72000 54

Germany

33 428000 321

Romania

70 6568000 4,926

Turkey

39 1976000 1,482

Belgium

68 6952000 5,214

New Caledonia

12 1152000 864

Malta

3 144000 108

Denmark

3 36000 27

Martinique

3 108000 81

Sweden

47 122356000 91,767

Finland

14 27132000 20,349

Cyprus

14 1008000 756

Slovakia

9 460000 345

Ireland

14 1036000 777

China

2 28000 21

Hungary

220 13560000 10,170

Norway

17 9848000 7,386

Switzerland

12 864000 648

Mexico

9 504000 378

Albania

2 152000 114

India

6 52000 39
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