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KPS
(redirected from Kilometers per second)

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KPSKosovo Police Service
KPSKarnofsky Performance Status
KPSKorean Physical Society
KPSKilometers Per Second
KPSKilobytes Per Second
KPSKeratic Precipitates (ophthalmology)
KPSKawasaki Production System
KPSKent Place School (Summit, New Jersey)
KPSKamikaze Peep Squad
KPSKontraktor Production Sharing (Indonesia)
KPSKranji Primary School (Singapore)
KPSKeming Primary School (Singapore)
KPSKingscliff Public School (Gold Coast, Australia)
KPSKomunisticna Partija Slovenije (Slovenian)
KPSKings Point Spirit
KPSKatotohanan, Pagkakaisa at Serbisyo, Inc (Philippines)


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The Large Magellanic Cloud streams through space at 378 kilometers per second, while the Small Magellanic Cloud moves at 302 km/see.
Hubble even calculated the rate of this expansion, based on the observation of twenty-four galaxies, to be about 150 kilometers per second per million light-years of distance.
If their paths cross Earth's orbit, they can strike our planet at speeds that average 20 kilometers per second (or 43,200 miles per hour).
 
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