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| astronomical unit | 6.6845871222684 × 10-30 AU | 1.3369174244537 × 10-29 AU | 2.0053761366805 × 10-29 AU | 2.6738348489074 × 10-29 AU | 3.3422935611342 × 10-29 AU | 4.0107522733611 × 10-29 AU | 4.6792109855879 × 10-29 AU | 5.3476696978148 × 10-29 AU | 6.0161284100416 × 10-29 AU | 6.6845871222684 × 10-29 AU | 7.3530458344953 × 10-29 AU | 8.0215045467221 × 10-29 AU | 8.689963258949 × 10-29 AU | 9.3584219711758 × 10-29 AU | 1.0026880683403 × 10-28 AU | 1.069533939563 × 10-28 AU | 1.1363798107856 × 10-28 AU | 1.2032256820083 × 10-28 AU | 1.270071553231 × 10-28 AU | 1.3369174244537 × 10-28 AU | 1.4037632956764 × 10-28 AU | 1.4706091668991 × 10-28 AU | 1.5374550381217 × 10-28 AU | 1.6043009093444 × 10-28 AU | 1.6711467805671 × 10-28 AU | 1.7379926517898 × 10-28 AU | 1.8048385230125 × 10-28 AU | 1.8716843942352 × 10-28 AU | 1.9385302654578 × 10-28 AU | 2.0053761366805 × 10-28 AU | 2.0722220079032 × 10-28 AU | 2.1390678791259 × 10-28 AU | 2.2059137503486 × 10-28 AU | 2.2727596215713 × 10-28 AU | 2.339605492794 × 10-28 AU | 2.4064513640166 × 10-28 AU | 2.4732972352393 × 10-28 AU | 2.540143106462 × 10-28 AU | 2.6069889776847 × 10-28 AU | 2.6738348489074 × 10-28 AU | 2.7406807201301 × 10-28 AU | 2.8075265913527 × 10-28 AU | 2.8743724625754 × 10-28 AU | 2.9412183337981 × 10-28 AU | 3.0080642050208 × 10-28 AU | 3.0749100762435 × 10-28 AU | 3.1417559474662 × 10-28 AU | 3.2086018186889 × 10-28 AU | 3.2754476899115 × 10-28 AU | 3.3422935611342 × 10-28 AU | 3.4091394323569 × 10-28 AU | 3.4759853035796 × 10-28 AU | 3.5428311748023 × 10-28 AU | 3.609677046025 × 10-28 AU | 3.6765229172476 × 10-28 AU | 3.7433687884703 × 10-28 AU | 3.810214659693 × 10-28 AU | 3.8770605309157 × 10-28 AU | 3.9439064021384 × 10-28 AU | 4.0107522733611 × 10-28 AU | 4.0775981445838 × 10-28 AU | 4.1444440158064 × 10-28 AU | 4.2112898870291 × 10-28 AU | 4.2781357582518 × 10-28 AU | 4.3449816294745 × 10-28 AU | 4.4118275006972 × 10-28 AU | 4.4786733719199 × 10-28 AU | 4.5455192431425 × 10-28 AU | 4.6123651143652 × 10-28 AU | 4.6792109855879 × 10-28 AU | 4.7460568568106 × 10-28 AU | 4.8129027280333 × 10-28 AU | 4.879748599256 × 10-28 AU | 4.9465944704786 × 10-28 AU | 5.0134403417013 × 10-28 AU | 5.080286212924 × 10-28 AU | 5.1471320841467 × 10-28 AU | 5.2139779553694 × 10-28 AU | 5.2808238265921 × 10-28 AU | 5.3476696978148 × 10-28 AU | 5.4145155690374 × 10-28 AU | 5.4813614402601 × 10-28 AU | 5.5482073114828 × 10-28 AU | 5.6150531827055 × 10-28 AU | 5.6818990539282 × 10-28 AU | 5.7487449251509 × 10-28 AU | 5.8155907963735 × 10-28 AU | 5.8824366675962 × 10-28 AU | 5.9492825388189 × 10-28 AU | 6.0161284100416 × 10-28 AU | 6.0829742812643 × 10-28 AU | 6.149820152487 × 10-28 AU | 6.2166660237097 × 10-28 AU | 6.2835118949323 × 10-28 AU | 6.350357766155 × 10-28 AU | 6.4172036373777 × 10-28 AU | 6.4840495086004 × 10-28 AU | 6.5508953798231 × 10-28 AU | 6.6177412510458 × 10-28 AU | 6.6845871222684 × 10-28 AU |
An attometer is a unit of length, a combination of the metric prefix atto (symbol a) and the SI unit of length meter (symbol m), equal to 10−18 meter or 1.0E-18 meter and its symbol is am. Plural name is attometers.
| 1 attometers ≡ 6.6845871222684E-30 astronomical units | 4 attometers ≡ 2.6738348489074E-29 astronomical units |
| 1.5 attometers ≡ 1.0026880683403E-29 astronomical units | 4.5 attometers ≡ 3.0080642050208E-29 astronomical units |
| 2 attometers ≡ 1.3369174244537E-29 astronomical units | 5 attometers ≡ 3.3422935611342E-29 astronomical units |
| 2.5 attometers ≡ 1.6711467805671E-29 astronomical units | 5.5 attometers ≡ 3.6765229172476E-29 astronomical units |
| 3 attometers ≡ 2.0053761366805E-29 astronomical units | 6 attometers ≡ 4.0107522733611E-29 astronomical units |
The astronomical unit (symbol: au or ua) is a unit of length, roughly the distance from Earth to the Sun. However, that distance varies as Earth orbits the Sun, from a maximum (aphelion) to a minimum (perihelion) and back again once a year. Originally conceived as the average of Earth's aphelion and perihelion, it is now defined as exactly 149 597 870 700 metres (about 150 million kilometres, or 93 million miles). The astronomical unit is used primarily as a convenient yardstick for measuring distances within the Solar System or around other stars. However, it is also a fundamental component in the definition of another unit of astronomical length, the parsec.
| 1 astronomical units ≡ 1.495978707E+29 attometers | 4 astronomical units ≡ 5.983914828E+29 attometers |
| 1.5 astronomical units ≡ 2.2439680605E+29 attometers | 4.5 astronomical units ≡ 6.7319041815E+29 attometers |
| 2 astronomical units ≡ 2.991957414E+29 attometers | 5 astronomical units ≡ 7.479893535E+29 attometers |
| 2.5 astronomical units ≡ 3.7399467675E+29 attometers | 5.5 astronomical units ≡ 8.2278828885E+29 attometers |
| 3 astronomical units ≡ 4.487936121E+29 attometers | 6 astronomical units ≡ 8.975872242E+29 attometers |
| 1 attometers ≡ 6.6845871222684 × 10-30 astronomical units |
| 1 astronomical units ≡ 1.495978707 × 1029 attometers |