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Convert Astronomical Units (AU) to Inches (in)

Result

Quick reference for converting Astronomical Units to Inches

Formula
in = AU × 5,889,680,000,000
Quick rough maths
To get the Inches, multiply the Astronomical Units by 5,900,000,000,000.
Astronomical Units (AU) in 1 Inch
There are 1.69789 × 10⁻¹³ Astronomical Units in 1 Inch
Inches (in) in 1 Astronomical Unit
There are 5,889,680,000,000 Inches in 1 Astronomical Unit

Conversion table: Astronomical Units (AU) to Inches (in)

0AU – 24AU
0AU0in
1AU5,889,679,949,000in
2AU11,779,359,900,000in
3AU17,669,039,850,000in
4AU23,558,719,800,000in
5AU29,448,399,740,000in
6AU35,338,079,690,000in
7AU41,227,759,640,000in
8AU47,117,439,590,000in
9AU53,007,119,540,000in
10AU58,896,799,490,000in
11AU64,786,479,440,000in
12AU70,676,159,390,000in
13AU76,565,839,330,000in
14AU82,455,519,280,000in
15AU88,345,199,230,000in
16AU94,234,879,180,000in
17AU100,124,559,100,000in
18AU106,014,239,100,000in
19AU111,903,919,000,000in
20AU117,793,599,000,000in
21AU123,683,278,900,000in
22AU129,572,958,900,000in
23AU135,462,638,800,000in
24AU141,352,318,800,000in
25AU – 49AU
25AU147,241,998,700,000in
26AU153,131,678,700,000in
27AU159,021,358,600,000in
28AU164,911,038,600,000in
29AU170,800,718,500,000in
30AU176,690,398,500,000in
31AU182,580,078,400,000in
32AU188,469,758,400,000in
33AU194,359,438,300,000in
34AU200,249,118,300,000in
35AU206,138,798,200,000in
36AU212,028,478,200,000in
37AU217,918,158,100,000in
38AU223,807,838,100,000in
39AU229,697,518,000,000in
40AU235,587,198,000,000in
41AU241,476,877,900,000in
42AU247,366,557,900,000in
43AU253,256,237,800,000in
44AU259,145,917,700,000in
45AU265,035,597,700,000in
46AU270,925,277,600,000in
47AU276,814,957,600,000in
48AU282,704,637,500,000in
49AU288,594,317,500,000in
50AU – 74AU
50AU294,483,997,400,000in
51AU300,373,677,400,000in
52AU306,263,357,300,000in
53AU312,153,037,300,000in
54AU318,042,717,200,000in
55AU323,932,397,200,000in
56AU329,822,077,100,000in
57AU335,711,757,100,000in
58AU341,601,437,000,000in
59AU347,491,117,000,000in
60AU353,380,796,900,000in
61AU359,270,476,900,000in
62AU365,160,156,800,000in
63AU371,049,836,800,000in
64AU376,939,516,700,000in
65AU382,829,196,700,000in
66AU388,718,876,600,000in
67AU394,608,556,600,000in
68AU400,498,236,500,000in
69AU406,387,916,500,000in
70AU412,277,596,400,000in
71AU418,167,276,400,000in
72AU424,056,956,300,000in
73AU429,946,636,300,000in
74AU435,836,316,200,000in
75AU – 99AU
75AU441,725,996,200,000in
76AU447,615,676,100,000in
77AU453,505,356,100,000in
78AU459,395,036,000,000in
79AU465,284,716,000,000in
80AU471,174,395,900,000in
81AU477,064,075,900,000in
82AU482,953,755,800,000in
83AU488,843,435,800,000in
84AU494,733,115,700,000in
85AU500,622,795,600,000in
86AU506,512,475,600,000in
87AU512,402,155,500,000in
88AU518,291,835,500,000in
89AU524,181,515,400,000in
90AU530,071,195,400,000in
91AU535,960,875,300,000in
92AU541,850,555,300,000in
93AU547,740,235,200,000in
94AU553,629,915,200,000in
95AU559,519,595,100,000in
96AU565,409,275,100,000in
97AU571,298,955,000,000in
98AU577,188,635,000,000in
99AU583,078,314,900,000in

Unit information

Astronomical Unit
/astrəˈnɒmɪk(ə)l ˈjuːnɪt/
Symbol: AU
Unit system: Astronomical system of units

What is the Astronomical Unit?

The astronomical unit is a unit of length and is used in the Astronomical system of units and denoted by the symbol au.

It represents the average distance between the Earth and the Sun which is approximately 150 million kilometres (or 93 million miles).

It's used mostly to express distances within our Solar System.

Inch
/ɪn(t)ʃ/
Symbol: in
Unit system: Imperial

What is the Inch?

The inch is a unit of length in the imperial unit system with the symbol in.

There are 12 inches in a foot and 3 feet in a yard. Therefore there are 36 inches in a yard. There are exactly 2.54 centimetres in an inch.

Borrowed from the Latin 'uncia' - the English word 'inch', the origination of the word came from the Old English word for 'ounce' which was related to the Roman phrase for "one twelfth".

The inch is still a commonly used unit in the UK, USA and Canada - and is also still used in the production of electronic equipment, still very evident in the measuring of monitor and screen sizing.

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