How Do We Measure Distances in Space?

Light Years, which is the distance that light travels through a vacuum in one year.

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Physics: Beyond the Solar System

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1How many times bigger is the Sun in diameter to the Earth?
1. A~100x Bigger
2. B~50x Bigger
3. C~200x Bigger
2How old is The Solar System?
1. A5000 Million Years Old
2. B14,000 Million Years Old
3. C10,000 Million Years Old
3How old is the Universe?
1. A14,000 Million Years Old
2. B5000 Million Years Old
3. C10,000 Million Years Old
4How much bigger is the Milky way in diameter than the sun?
1. A~600 Billion Times Bigger
2. B~600 Million Times Bigger
3. C~100 Billion Times Bigger
5How far apart is the Milky Way and its nearest galaxy than the Sun and its nearest Star?
1. A600,000 Times Further Apart
2. B400,000 Times Further Apart
3. C60,000 Times Further Apart
6How Do We Measure Distances in Space?
1. ALight Years, which is the distance that light travels through a vacuum in one year.
2. BA Really long Ruler.
3. CInches.

Descripción: GCSE (Core Physics) Physics Test sobre Physics: Beyond the Solar System, creado por Blgr64 el 24/04/2015.
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