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light-hour
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light-hour [′līt‚au̇ยทər]
(astronomy)
The distance traveled by light in 1 hour in a vacuum.


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The sun is eight light minutes from Earth, and Pluto is 12 light hours away.
It is known that plants give off oxygen during day light hours (and gives off a smaller amount of Carbon Dioxide at night), but a lesser known fact is that ordinary household plants absorb toxins from the air such as mold, formaldehyde and benzene.
This is for the reason that most animals are active in the earlier parts of the day and spend the whole light hours sleeping or resting.
 
 
 
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