I am in astrology and I have to calculate cosmological distances between things in space and I need help with the math
There is the question
you have to go to a star that is 415 years away traveling at 99700 kmh how many years does it take you
In: Mathematics
The distance to a star isn’t measured in “years,” so the question is confusing. In addition, you would need to specify whether the distance between your location and the star’s position is X at the time you leave, or whether the total distance you eventually travel would be X. Your location, and that of any other star, are constantly changing in relation to one another. Thus, there will not be a fixed distance between your position and that of any other star in the sky over any notable period of time.
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