That's a "parsec". It's the distance, measured perpendicular to the ecliptic plane,
of an object that exhibits a parallax against the distant background stars of one
arc second in six months.
A parsec is a distance of 3.25 light years.
The word is formed by conflating parallax and second. 3.25 light years is the distance at which the average radius of the earth's orbit forms an angle of 1 second of arc (a sixtieth of a degree).
One parsec is just over 30 trillion kilometers.
3.25 light years = 205,528.933 Astronomical Units
A light year is a measure of distance in space. 3.5 light years equates to about 20,543,997,600,000 miles!
3.8 light-years = 22,338,000,000,000 miles.
One "parsec" or "parallax-second of arc" is approximately equal to 3.26 light years.
that's a distance of one parsec
One "parsec".
Parsec
Divide this distance - 38 meters, is it? - by the distance of a light-year (about 9.5 x 1015 meters).
38 inches = 3.16666667 feet (3 feet 2 inches)
38 years
Par 38 refers to the style of bulb it takes.
Since a billion light years is 1000 times a million, that means that you simply have to multiply 1000 x 22 km/sec, with a result of 22,000 km/sec.
456 months in 38 years.
19,986,053.108 minutes.
38 years
38 years of age. (2010 minus 1972 equals 38).
38-45 equals = -7
38
10 light years equals 9.4605284 × 1016 metres
40% of 95 equals 38.
45-h equals 38 = 7
38 and divide4 equals something = 9.5
20
if -4x+6=38 what x=