What is the distance between Saturn and Jupiter in light years?

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José F.
Feb 27, 2016

6.8xx10^-5 ly. Distances inside the solar system are ridiculous small for using light years.

Explanation:

The orbits from Saturn and Jupiter are about 4.3 UA of distance:

this gives in light years:

(4.3xx150xx10^6)/(365.25*24*3600*300xx10^3)=6.8xx10^-5 ly

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