How can light speed be used to calculate distances between objects in space?

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Jeannicolas asked Feb 1, 2023

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How can light speed be used to calculate distances between objects in space?

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the speed of light is the easiest way to measure different objects in space as it is great for long distance objects in space.
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Answer: Hope this is it!

The speed of light is the easiest way to measure different objects in space as it is great for long distanced objects in space.

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