Science, asked by mangalalasanpure, 2 months ago

2) fill in the blanks: 1.) if we trallel with the speed of
to reach
light, it will take.
the moon.​

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Answered by Ektawadile
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Answer:

On average, there is about 238,855 miles (384,400 kilometers) of distance between our planet and its large natural satellite. This means all moonlight we see is 1.255 seconds old, and a round-trip between the Earth and moon at light speed takes about 2.51 seconds

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