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10 results for PARSEC from Modern Era puzzles:

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Date	Grid	Clue	Author
Sat Jun 18, 2016	34A	About 3 1/4 light-years	Todd Gross
Sat Oct 10, 2015	37A	Distance light travels in 3.26 years	Roland Huget
Sun Apr 24, 2011	41D	3.26 light-years (4)	Caleb Madison and J.A.S.A. Crossword Class
Sat Jun 28, 2008	24D	Unit that's larger than 19 trillion miles	Byron Walden
Sun May 28, 2006	55A	3.26 light-years (4)	Timothy Powell
Wed May 11, 2005	14D	3.26 light-years (4)	Kumar Balani and Lou Sabin
Wed Apr 6, 2005	50D	Astronomical distance (2)	Michael Doran
Wed Dec 20, 2000	50A	Astronomical distance (2)	Alan Arbesfeld
Sun Feb 28, 1999	7D	3.26 light-years (4)	Dave Tuller
Sun May 19, 1996	87A	Intergalactic distance	C. M. Deber

1 result for PARSEC from Variety puzzles:

Date	Type	Grid	Clue	Author
Aug 25, 2019	Panda	1D	Are space distances measured with this unit?	Andrew J. Ries

8 results for PARSEC from pre-Shortz puzzles:

Date	Grid	Clue	Author	Editor
Sun Jan 20, 1991	1D	Unit equivalent to 3.26 light years	Bernard Meren	Maleska
Sun Jan 19, 1986	43A	Astronomical unit of distance	J. Samuel Smart	Maleska
Sat Jul 12, 1969	10D	Unit of astronomical distance.	Arthur Schulman	Weng
Sat Sep 3, 1966	10D	19.2 trillion miles, in astronomy.	Unknown	Farrar
Wed Jun 28, 1961	1A	Measure for interstellar space.	Unknown	Farrar
Tue Oct 11, 1960	22A	Useful unit of measure, 19.2 trillion miles.	Unknown	Farrar
Fri Feb 16, 1951	1D	Unit of interstellar space: 19.2 trillion miles.	Jack Luzzatto	Farrar
Sun Sep 21, 1947	81A	Spatial measure unit, 19.2 trillion miles.	Willard N. Jordan	Farrar

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