A radio broadcast was made in 1913. Since that time until 2011, how far has that radio broadcast traveled in light-years? ly In the solar neighborhood there is, on average, one star system per 400 cubic light-years. How many star systems could have heard this broadcast?
A radio broadcast was made in 1913. Since that time until 2011, how far has that radio broadcast traveled in light-years? ly In the solar neighborhood there is, on average, one star system per 400 cubic light-years. How many star systems could have heard this broadcast?
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A radio broadcast was made in 1913. Since that time until 2011, how far has that radio broadcast traveled in light-years?
In the solar neighborhood there is, on average, one star system per 400 cubic light-years. How many star systems could have heard this broadcast?
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