Why do scientists use light-years to describe the distances to some objects in the universe, but not others?

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Krzysztof Czelusniak · Answer 1 · 2021-06-13T12:53:36+0000

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aLight years describe how long it would take for light to travel that distance for instance the sun is 93 million light years away but it would be trillions of miles away.

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