Reach the astronaut as gauged on the astronauts clock

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An astronaut is traveling to the Moon at a speed of 0.57c. When his spacecraft is1.9*10   8 m from the Moon, there is an explosion on the Moon. How long does it take for light from the explosion to reach the astronaut as gauged on the astronaut's clock?

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