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fallenangelorchid · Answer

The only thing I can tell you is if you turn on a light, (like a new star), you won't see the star until the light from the star reaches you. Light travels at 186000 miles a second. If you are 186000 miles away from the star, you will see the star in 1 second. (Hope this helps, and next time, put this in the Science place... Thanks)

anonymous · Answer

Usually stars and planets are very far from earth, and a light year is a very big type of measurement, which is perfect.

Light is the fastest thing on the planet, and measuring how fast it is in a year is unbelievably big.

anonymous · Answer

@fallenangelorchid Yeah, but there really isn't anybody in the Science section..OS is so lonely in the morning

anonymous · Answer

@iGreen. thanks

anonymous · Answer

No problem :)

fallenangelorchid · Answer

True o.o Eh.

conqueror · Answer

Yeah...science section needs to be added.

anonymous · Answer

Well, since you have your answer, you can close your question. :)