For most purposes, scientists will use SI units.Astronomers sometimes use astronomical units, light-years, or parsecs to express distance. The reason is that they make the distances easier to grasp.
In particle physics, a different system of units called "natural units" is often used. The reason is that it makes certain formulae simpler. For instance, the speed of light is defined to be 1 - so if an object has a speed of 0.5, it means that it is moving at half the speed of light.
They use a complicated kind of trigonometry, looking at the apparent distance, light, and other different factors to calculate it.
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So a scientist in Wisconson and a scientist in Japan can accurately compare results if they do the same project. Even if they use different units if they are commonly used then there are known conversion factors.
Scientist use the same tools because, so their measurements will be the same.
So that they get exact amounts, making experiments worthwhile
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Answer: The ruler was invented because people and scientist needed to know measurements of different objects and they needed to prove their theories by explaining how they got this instrument and what did they use.
You would not use measurements but a form of transport! To measure the distance, you would use kilometres.
degrees C
Is the metric system.
degrees Celsius
Science measurements use the metric system and the Celsius temperature scale is used for most measurements. The Kelvin scale is also used for measurements approaching absolute zero.