Converting from Light Minute (lm) to Light Hour (lh) | Astronomy distance

What is Light Minute (lm)

A Light Minute (lm) is a unit of measurement in astronomy distance that represents the distance that light travels in one minute. It is used to measure vast distances in space that are beyond the scope of traditional units of measurement.

What is Light Hour (lh)

A Light Hour (lh) is another unit of measurement in astronomy distance that denotes the distance light travels in one hour. This unit is commonly used in astronomical calculations to describe distances between celestial bodies or galaxies.

Conversion Formulas

To convert from Light Minutes to Light Hours, you can use the formula:

lh=lm×0.01666667

To convert from Light Hours to Light Minutes, the formula is:

lm=lh×60

Examples

1. Converting 4 Light Minutes to Light Hours:

4 lm=4×0.01666667=0.06666667 lh

2. Converting 6 Light Hours to Light Minutes:

6 lh=6×60=360 lm

By using these conversion formulas, you can easily switch between Light Minutes and Light Hours to facilitate astronomical distance calculations.

Use this page as a reference for converting Light Minutes to Light Hours and vice versa in the context of astronomy distances.