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Lunar distance is commonly used for NEO (near earth objects) such as asteroids

Light Minute is commonly used for refering to celestial objects in our galaxy .

Astronomical unit is commonly used to measure distances to other planets

Light years are commonly used to measure the distance to other galaxies

Parsecs are commonly used for stars out of are galaxy.

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1) lunar distance

2) Light minute

3) Astronomical unit

4) Light year

5) Parsec

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1pc= 3.085678e+13 km

1au= 149597871 km

1ly= 9.461e+12

1lm= 1.799e+7 km

1ld= 384,400 km.

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parallax- The effect whereby the position or direction of an object appears to differ when viewed from different positions

Parsec (pc)- Length used to measure large distances to objects outside are solar system

Astronomical Unit (AU) - unit of measurement equal to about 90,720,194

Light Year (LY)- A unit of astronomical distance equivalent to the distance that light travels in one year; nearly 6 trillion miles.

Light Minute (LM)Astronomical unit at which light travels per minute, this distance is around 18 million kilometer

Lunar Distance
(LD)Lunar Distance is the average distance from the center of the earth to the center of the moon which is about 238,900 Miles.