A light year is the distance that light can travel in a year.
Just in case you would need extra brain flam here you go1 LY = 5874601673400 Miles2 LY = 11749203347000 Miles5 LY = 29373008367000 Miles20 LY = 117492033470000 Miles100 LY = 587460167340000 Miles (See, 1 (400) 100 (40000))SO THAT MEANS 10 LY = 58746016734000)500 LY = 2937300836700000 Miles5700 LY = 33485229538000000 Miles36,000 LY = 211485660240000000 Miles124,000 LY = 728450607500000000 MilesAnd for our final here, 2 million LY is...11749203347000000000I know, It's my speciality.GOING FAR OFF THE TOPIC-Kabob34
It is 470 ly (light years).
If you were 11 years old, the light leaving a star 37 ly away would reach you when you are 48 years old.The star nearest 37 ly is Eta Boötis at 36.99 light years.These stars could also be descibed as 37 ly away.Alpha Boötis is 36.72 ly.Theta Persei is 36.63 lyHR5553 is 37.62 ly.
860 +/- 80 ly.
Answer: 430 ly = 4.065e+15 km
There are numerous vast amounts of objects that are in space that we cannot determine. It would take too much time to find everything in the universe. Planets such as GCP-925 (which is millions of ly away) is half the size of earth, has a oxygen-rich enviornment, and has lung-like creatures living on it. This is as far as we can go to the various things our universe holds.
That is short for "light-year" - the distance light travels in a year. Approximately 9.5 million million kilometers.
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scientists use light-years to measure long distances in space. a light year, (abrviated ly) is the distance light can travel.
In the shape of or much like. Also known as similar.
92,000 million ly
(TY-LY)/LY=%increase TY = This Year LY = Last Year (TY-LY)/LY=%increase TY = This Year LY = Last Year
First of all, there are no "sides" to our Universe, unless you want to refer to "that infinitesmally small part of our Universe that we can presently see" as "the Universe." The totality of our Universe has no center, thus it also has no "side." There are, however, "parts" of our Universe, and not all parts can see all other parts. In our case, we can only see objects about 46 billion light-years* away, meaning we see only a VERY small part of the total Universe. It's because there's only been 13.78 billion years for any light from any object to travel towards us. That means any object whose light would have needed 14 billion years to reach us, won't be seen by us. * Yes, 46 billion ly, not 13.8 billion ly. The reason that we can see that far is a bit technical, but is a consequence of our expanding Universe.
There is no number big enough to tell what the space is for our universe! Actually, here we go... SA=3.14x10^11 LY sq If SA is surface area, 3.14 is PI, 10 is 10,000,000,000,000. and 11, a multiply er of 11,000,000,000,000, LY being light years, and sq being squared. The universe at this time, being approximately 110,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Light years across, according to the Holographic Theory, then the universe is 110,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 x3.14159 ... 345,574,9000,000,000,000,000,000,000, LYs Sq'd, expanding at a LY a second, 9,460,528,410,545,436.2688 meters, and 5,878,625,373,184 miles. miles each second. Increasing this number per second, making this sum worthless. As by now, even half a second after reading this, the numbers have changed. So, there's no way to now because by now, and...now....and now... it's expanded at 17635876119552 miles... THIS IS ROUGH ESTIMATES BASED ON UNPROVEN THEORY'S ,
The suffix in promptly is -ly. The -ly changes prompt to an adverb.
Yes there are many rivers and wateralls that ly in that area
A suffix is the ending of a word. The suffix of the word, unfortunately, is -ly.