Science, asked by hamzakhan8226, 10 months ago

Is an astronomical unit is larger than a light-year?

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Answered by vinayakbala32

NO BRO

1 light-year = 63240 AU (astronomical units)

MrHEATHENS: edit and make your answer correct..its parsec

vinayakbala32: OH REALLY

MrHEATHENS: yup! parsec is defined as distance perpendicular to earth's orbit for which distance from earth to sun is subtended as 1 arc second. It is the largest unit used in astronomy. parsec is the largest because 1parsec=3.26 light years. A parsec is longer, about 3.2 light years.

vinayakbala32: I KNOW IT BRO

MrHEATHENS: cool

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