Physics, 25.12.2019 14:31 teetee7561

3light-years =

1.8 x 1013 miles

1.8 x 1014 miles

1.8 x 1015 miles

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3light-years =

1.8 x 1013 miles

1.8 x 1014 miles

1.8 x 1015 m...