If a space probe sends back info on an object traveling through space at close to the speed of light astronomers will be working with speeds of:

A.) billions of meters per second

B.) trillions of meters per second

C.) millions of meters per second

D.) hundreds of meters per second.

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Physics

Zander Rogers

2 August, 08:00

If a space probe sends back info on an object traveling through space at close to the speed of light astronomers will be working with speeds of:

A.) billions of meters per second

B.) trillions of meters per second

C.) millions of meters per second

D.) hundreds of meters per second.

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Paxton Mcfarland · Answer 1

The speed of light in a vacuum is 300,000,000 m/s

That is three hundred million meters per second.

Therefore, the answer is

C) millions of meters per second

If a space probe sends back info on an object traveling through space at close to the speed of light astronomers will be working with speeds of:A.) billions of meters per secondB.) trillions of meters per secondC.) millions of meters per secondD.) hundreds of meters per second.

If a space probe sends back info on an object traveling through space at close to the speed of light astronomers will be working with speeds of:

A.) billions of meters per second

B.) trillions of meters per second

C.) millions of meters per second

D.) hundreds of meters per second.