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28 March, 10:53

How do I calculate the speed of light and the distance between the earth and the moon?

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    To calculate the distance to a star, astronomers observe it from different places along Earth's orbit around the Sun. If they measure the object's position several months apart, their "two eyes" will have a separation of well over 100 million miles!
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