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The speed of light, abbreviated as ''c,'' was the distance that light can travel in a vacuum in one [[year]]<ref name="STSL"/> &mdash; 299,793 [[kilometers]] per [[second]] (abbreviated as kps)<ref name="SFTM"/> / 186,000 [[miles]] per second<ref name="STSL"/> &mdash; and was the fastest speed possible in relativistic space.<ref name="TOS00"/><ref name="SFC"/>  
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The speed of light, abbreviated as ''c,'' was the distance that light can travel in a vacuum in one [[year]]<ref name="STSL"/> &mdash; 299,793 [[kilometers]] per [[second]] (abbreviated as kps)<ref name="SFTM"/> / 186,000 [[miles]] per second<ref name="STSL"/> &mdash; and was the fastest speed possible in relativistic space.<ref name="TOS01"/><ref name="SFC"/>  
 
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Latest revision as of 21:25, 29 March 2023

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First Appearance TOS02 (22 Sep 1966)
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The speed of light, abbreviated as c, was the distance that light can travel in a vacuum in one year[1] — 299,793 kilometers per second (abbreviated as kps)[2] / 186,000 miles per second[1] — and was the fastest speed possible in relativistic space.[3][4]

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