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![What happens if you take a 1-Lightyear long stick and connect it to a switch in 1-Lighyear distance, and then you push the stick, Will it take 1Year till the switch gets What happens if you take a 1-Lightyear long stick and connect it to a switch in 1-Lighyear distance, and then you push the stick, Will it take 1Year till the switch gets](https://i.redd.it/dd3xsx8w0ed71.jpg)
What happens if you take a 1-Lightyear long stick and connect it to a switch in 1-Lighyear distance, and then you push the stick, Will it take 1Year till the switch gets
![One light year is equal to the distance traveled by light in one year (through empty space). One light year = 1 ly = 6 trillion miles = 9.5 trillion. - ppt download One light year is equal to the distance traveled by light in one year (through empty space). One light year = 1 ly = 6 trillion miles = 9.5 trillion. - ppt download](https://slideplayer.com/slide/14734682/90/images/4/Calculating+a+light+year.jpg)