3 years ago

How many minutes does light need to travel from the sun to Jupiter?

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1 answer:

nydimaria [60]3 years ago

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Light travels at a speed of 299,792 kilometers per second; 186,287 miles per second

Mercury it will take 193.0 seconds(3.2 minutes)

Venus it will take 360.0 seconds(6.0 minutes)

Earth it will take 499.0 seconds(8.3 minutes)

Mars It will take 759.9 seconds(12.6 minutes)

Jupiter It will take 2595.0 seconds(43.2 minutes)

Saturn it will take 4759.0 seconds(79.3 minutes)

Uranus it will take 9575.0 seconds(159.6 minutes)

Neptune it will take 14998.0 seconds(4.1 hours)

Pluto it will take 19680.0 seconds(5.5 hours)

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