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There are about 4.1e14 seconds in 130 million years. The two seconds delay is thus very small. I wonder what is the role of the fact that interstellar vacum is
by fjfaase 3y ago
There are about 4.1e14 seconds in 130 million years. The two seconds delay is thus very small. I wonder what is the role of the fact that interstellar vacum is not an absolute vacum. I read some where that there is about one atom in each square cubic cm. The number of cm in one light year is 9.4605284e17.