If Aldebaran were to explode tonight, it implies that we would see the explosion in 65 years.
What is a Light Year?
In astronomy, a light-year is a system of measurement that shows the unit of length equivalent to the distance that light travels in one year in a vacuum or approximately 5.88 trillion miles. The distance traveled by light in one year is measured in light-years.
However, if the star Aldebaran is the eye of the bull to the constellation Taurus(the bull) and it is about 65 light-years away, Â it implies that we would see the explosion in 65 years.
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