I’ve been having a lot of questions recently about how long it takes light to cross the path of a star.

The answer is, it depends on the star.

It depends on the size of the star.The sun is a light blue giant with a diameter of about 50,000km (31,000 miles). The sun’s light-traveling speed is about 6 million miles per hour (about 40 million miles per second).

The speed of light is the same as the speed of light. Because it is a property of space-time, it can be used to calculate the time it takes light to travel all the way across the universe. As it moves, light will also travel along with it. This is called the speed of light, and it is measured in the units of miles per hour, or miles per second. The speed of light is a constant throughout the universe, and is a property of space-time.

The speed of light is a constant throughout the universe. It is a property of space-time.

The speed of light is a constant throughout the universe. It is a property of space-time. It is a constant of space-time.

It’s like you’re in a time loop for 2 seconds, but your time is on the screen. The time loop is a way of keeping things moving on and off.

At this exact moment, the Earth is being hit by a meteor, and it’s going to hit the Earth at 5:02:01. If you were outside at the time, you’d probably be trying to sleep, maybe even praying, but your brain would be firing off the calculations for the time loop.

But you don’t have any time loops. You don’t have to worry about being stuck in a time loop. That’s the whole concept of the game. The game is about time loops.

Well, not exactly. The game is about getting the time loop to do what it does best. But that doesnt mean the game is only about time. The game also plays with memory as well. The game is set on an island full of time loops, each one taking a different day to play. That means you have to remember the exact exact time of every loop, and that isnt all there is to the game. There are other ways you can get time loops to do things.