Anything you view from 1000 meters away is how it was 3.336x10^-6. Correct me if i'm wrong, but is that right?

Question

is it right? or are my calculations messed up

Answer 1

Google agrees with you, so it must be true ;)

1 000 meters = 3.33564095 × 10^-6 lightseconds

Answer 2

You are right.

c = 299,792,458 [m/s]

1000 [m]/(299,792,458 [m/s]) = 3.33564605 × 10-6 [s]

Answer 3

That looks about right.  Of course your brain takes much longer than that to process the data anyway.

Answer 4

True.  Useless, but true.

Years ago, two clocks in the long narrow dining hall of a dorm building at M.I.T. showed different times.  A cartoon with calculations purported to show that the difference was due to the hall being a couple of light minutes long!