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Distances in space are mesured by using A astronomical units B megameters C parsecs D the speed of light

Distances in space are mesured by using A astronomical units B megameters C parsecs D the speed of light
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Distances in space are mesured by using

A astronomical units
B megameters
C parsecs
D the speed of light

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Depending on exactly what is being described, it could be AU, parsecs, or light years. (Once you get past the moon, miles are no longer very useful).
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