Everything isn't as far away when you use a Pluto year for your light year measurement
Everything isn't as far away when you use a Pluto year for your light year measurement
So Alpha Centauri is now only .016 light years away.
Boom! suck it Astronomers
/s
Put down the bong and back away, you've had enough.
Put down the bong while I'm in the shower? How preposterous!
What are you talking about
Basically he's saying use Pluto's year to define which year in light year you use to calculate a light year. Normally you would use Earth's year. Since Pluto's orbital period is ~248 years your "light year" has gotten noticeably longer. If you express a distance in what would have been a few light years in real light years, in this new scale it appears as a percentage and looks like a small number. The distance hasn't changed though.
You know there are sober people in Alpha Centaurii