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

This conversion is primarily for educational purposes, helping to visualize and understand the enormous scale of space using a more familiar, though much smaller, unit.

It's a distance so vast that it's hard to comprehend, equivalent to over a quadrillion yards.

Professional astronomers typically use light-years, parsecs, or astronomical units (AU) for interstellar distances. Converting to yards is mostly for public understanding and education.