Everyday objects

A1 paper

A1 paper is an ISO 216 paper format produced by halving an A0 sheet across its longer side.

How big is it?

84.1 cm long

Also 2.759 ft

Length · standard

Scale illustration of A1 paper, calibrated to its length measurement.
The marked length represents 84.1 cm.

A little perspective

About the same scale as Luna 2.

Luna 2: Luna 2 was a Soviet spacecraft that became the first human-made object to impact the Moon in 1959.

True scale
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A1 paper84.1 cmLength
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Luna 290 cmSpherical bus diameter
Both marked spans share one linear scale. Artwork keeps its proportions; poses and surface detail are illustrative.
Measurements, assumptions & sources +

A1 paper

594 × 841 mm. Area is derived from trimmed sides.

University of Cambridge — ISO paper sizes

The marked length is calibrated. Unmeasured illustration details are representative.

Luna 2

Luna 2 used an approximately 0.9 m spherical spacecraft bus and had a mass of about 390.2 kg. Antennas and scientific booms extend beyond the calibrated body diameter.

NASA NSSDC — Luna 2

The marked spherical bus diameter is calibrated. Unmeasured illustration details are representative.

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Why this measurement?

Why we use 84.1 cm

For comparison, this page uses length. The record labels this value standard, so the stated convention rather than an inferred average controls the comparison.

594 × 841 mm. Area is derived from trimmed sides.

The marked vertical span follows the named feature; transparent margins and unmeasured details do not alter it. How calibrated comparisons work →

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Recorded properties

A1 paper dimensions and measurements

PropertySelected valueRecorded rangeBasis
84.1 cmNot recordedstandard
4,996 cm²Not recordedstandard
59.4 cmNot recordedstandard
84.1 cmNot recordedstandard

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