How many miles does light travel in one hour?
Leah Abbate1 light hour = 675000000 miles
Light travels at a constant speed; it covers a distance of roughly 300,000 km in a second.
Since there are 60 minutes in an hour and 60 seconds in a minute, light travels 60 * 60 * 300,000 = 1080000000 km in an hour.
One mile is equivalent to 1.6 kilometers.
0.625 miles per km = 1/1.6
0.625 * 1080000000 km = 1080000000 km
675000000 miles in one light hour.
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Levi AlexanderAn hour's worth of light travel is roughly 670,616,629 miles.
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