Why do scientist use light years instead to measure space instead of kilometers?
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The reason scientists use light years instead of kilometres is becasue a light year is the distance traveled by light in one year, and if we actually did the math (ill just give it to you)
to put that into perspective a kilometer is 1000 meters or 
. if they mesured everything in kilometers they would have to use even bigger numbers than they already do.
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