0.1 light-year is equal to 946,100,000,000,000.0000 meters.

It's a distance so vast that light itself takes about 109 million years to travel that far.

Meters are too small to measure the enormous distances between stars and galaxies, making light-years a more practical unit.

Yes, it's a substantial distance, often used to describe the scale of our solar neighborhood or the size of nearby star clusters.