The distance that light travels in a vacuum in one year, approximately 9.46 trillion kilometers or 5.88 trillion miles. Thus, the distance light can travel in 15 years is more than 88 trillion miles.
There are roughly 5,870,000,000,000 miles in one light year so in 65 light years there are about 382,000,000,000,000 miles. At these kind of distances whats a rounding error of a few 10,000,000,000 miles between friends.
This is why distances in space are normally measured in light years or parsecs since they are so huge, astronomical you might say.
Well, 1 light year is how far light travels in a year. So 650 light years is that distance multiplied by 650.
Each light year is a distance of about 5.86 trillion miles. Therefore, multiply 26,000 by 5.86 trillion to determine total miles.
The distance from Earth to a star is not enough information to tell when it will burn out. When it does burn out, though, we will still be able to see it for 65 more years.
It would take 65 years 11 months to travel to Aldebaran from Earth traversing at the speed of light.
Aldebaran is an orange giant star located about 65 light years away in the zodiac constellation of Taurus.It has a temperature of about 4,010 Kelvin.
well your weight in space is just your mass timed 10 so maybe you do the same for this? 65 pounds times 10?
it orbits 65 times in one year
about 65 miles... it takes about an hour to get there with light traffic.
Approximately 65 light-years.
65 miles per hour / 1 hour = 65 miles
65 miles
about 65 miles
65*3 = 195 miles.
There are 31,536,000 minutes in a year. Therefore, in 65 years, there would be 2,051,840,000 minutes.
65 years = 23,740.7 days.
569,400 hours in 65 years
Answer: 65 mi. = 104.607 km
65 miles
65*20/60 = 21.66... miles