Light years are a measure of distance, not speed; it is the distance light would travel in the time of one year. According to Eyewitness's Astronomy, a light year travels at up to 5.9 mph (per SECOND) and 9.5 kph (per SECOND) so multiply that by 60, times that by 60, multiply that by 24, and that by 365, and you should have a pretty close estimate, as to how far away a light year is.
Miles: 176,601,600 (5.9*60*60*24*365)
Kilometers: 299,592,000 (9.5*60*60*24*365)
(remember this is an approximation)
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670,616,629.4 mph
not that fast... if u small and light u could hit 95 mph. Takes a little over 6 seconds to get 60 mph
In 1812, the fastest mode of transportation was horse and buggy. A healthy horse pulling a light buggy might reach sustained speeds of 30 mph.
38-45 mph
That depends what year it is the the average speed is 150 mph
depending on the year 60-75 mph
Denpends on what year anywhere from 145mph to 165++ mph.
About 45 mph which is pretty fast. My 10 year old son has one and he loves it
average pitcher-70 mph; good pitcher-75 mph; stud-80+mph
Yes, throwing 82 MPH as a 13 year old is very fast, almost inhuman. The fastest pitchers at that age might throw from 60-65 MPH
About 45 mph which is pretty fast. My 10 year old son has one and he loves it