What are astronomical yardsticks used to determine distances to celestial objects?
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Kilometers/Mile
Astronomical unit. Parsec. Light years.
Explanation:
Distance between earth and Moon is about 375000 Kilometers.
Sun is one astronomical unit from Earth
Light travels 300,000 kilometer/second.The distance traveled by light in one year is called light year.
= 300000x365.24x24x60x60 kilo0meters is one light year.
3.26 light years make one parsec.
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the stars the planets the moon and many other objects in the sky are called celestial objects.
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