A light-year is a unit of astronomical distance, representing the distance that light travels in one year. It's approximately 5.88 trillion miles.

This conversion helps us understand and compare everyday distances (like miles) to the vast distances in space (measured in light-years).

100,000 miles is an extremely small fraction of a light-year, specifically 0.0000 light-years.

In the context of interstellar or even interplanetary distances, 100,000 miles is a very short distance. It's dwarfed by the scale of light-years.