Exametre

An exametre (American spelling: exameter, symbol: Em) is a unit of length equal to 1018 metres. Exametres could be used for measuring interstellar distances, but astronomers have been long accustomed to use light-years and parsecs instead. petametre << exametre << zettametre

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