Jupiter radii to Light-years Converter

1 Jupiter radius (RJ) equals 7.5567104 × 10-9 light-years (ly).

1 Jupiter radius = 7.5567104 × 10-9 light-years

How to convert Jupiter radii to light-years

ly = RJ × 7.5567104 × 10-9

To convert Jupiter radii to light-years, multiply the number of Jupiter radii by 7.5567104 × 10-9.

Example: 1 RJ to ly

  1. Start with the value in Jupiter radii: 1 RJ.
  2. Multiply by 7.5567104 × 10-9: 1 × 7.5567104 × 10-9 = 7.5567104 × 10-9.
  3. Result: 1 Jupiter radius = 7.5567104 × 10-9 light-years.

Going the other way, 1 light-year = 132,332,715.165 Jupiter radii, so to convert light-years back to Jupiter radii you divide by the same number. See light-years to Jupiter radii.

Jupiter radii to light-years conversion table

Jupiter radii (RJ)Light-years (ly)
1 RJ 7.5567104 × 10-9 ly
2 RJ 1.5113421 × 10-8 ly
3 RJ 2.2670131 × 10-8 ly
4 RJ 3.0226841 × 10-8 ly
5 RJ 3.7783552 × 10-8 ly
6 RJ 4.5340262 × 10-8 ly
7 RJ 5.2896973 × 10-8 ly
8 RJ 6.0453683 × 10-8 ly
9 RJ 6.8010393 × 10-8 ly
10 RJ 7.5567104 × 10-8 ly
100 RJ 7.5567104 × 10-7 ly

What is a Jupiter radius?

The Jupiter radius is the equatorial radius of Jupiter, 71,492 km, used as a unit for the sizes of giant exoplanets.

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What is a light-year?

A light-year is the distance light travels in one year, about 9.46 trillion kilometers or 5.88 trillion miles.

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Frequently asked questions

How many light-years are in a Jupiter radius?

One Jupiter radius is 7.5567104e-9 light-years.

How many Jupiter radii are in a light-year?

One light-year is 132,332,715.2 Jupiter radii.

What is the formula to convert Jupiter radii to light-years?

ly = RJ × 7.5567104 × 10^-9.