0.1 light-year is equal to 1,034,667,541,557,305.3750 yards.

This conversion helps to grasp the enormous scale of astronomical distances by relating them to a familiar unit of length like the yard, although the numbers become very large.

It's a very, very large distance, representing about ten quadrillion yards. For context, it's still only a small fraction of the distance to the nearest star outside our solar system.

Professionals primarily use light-years or parsecs for interstellar distances. Converting to yards is more for educational or conceptual understanding of the immense scales involved.