How to convert astronomical units to fermis
1 astronomical unit is equal to 1.495978707 × 10²⁶ fermis, and 1 fermi is equal to 6.684587122 × 10⁻²⁷ astronomical units. To convert, multiply by the conversion factor:
fermis = astronomical units × 1.495978707 × 10²⁶
fermis = astronomical units ÷ 6.684587122 × 10⁻²⁷Example: convert 1 au to fm: 1 × 1.495978707 × 10²⁶ = 1.495978707 × 10²⁶ fm.
Astronomical Unit to Fermi conversion table
| Astronomical Unit (au) | Fermi (fm) |
|---|---|
| 0.01 au | 1.495978707 × 10²⁴ fm |
| 0.1 au | 1.495978707 × 10²⁵ fm |
| 1 au | 1.495978707 × 10²⁶ fm |
| 2 au | 2.991957414 × 10²⁶ fm |
| 3 au | 4.487936121 × 10²⁶ fm |
| 5 au | 7.479893535 × 10²⁶ fm |
| 10 au | 1.495978707 × 10²⁷ fm |
| 20 au | 2.991957414 × 10²⁷ fm |
| 50 au | 7.479893535 × 10²⁷ fm |
| 100 au | 1.495978707 × 10²⁸ fm |
| 250 au | 3.739946767 × 10²⁸ fm |
| 500 au | 7.479893535 × 10²⁸ fm |
| 1,000 au | 1.495978707 × 10²⁹ fm |
About the astronomical unit
The astronomical unit is exactly 149,597,870,700 m, roughly the average distance from Earth to the Sun. It's used for distances within the solar system.
Symbol: au · 1 au = 149,597,870,700 m · Category: Astronomical
About the fermi
The fermi is the traditional name in nuclear physics for the femtometer (10⁻¹⁵ m), named after physicist Enrico Fermi.
Symbol: fm · 1 fm = 1 × 10⁻¹⁵ m · Category: Metric (SI)