How long of a time delay is there between transmitting a voice radio transmission from Earth to Elon Musk receiving it after he lands on Mars? In other words, what is the time delay or latency between Earth to Mars communications? This lab assignment helps you think through this problem and find out! Write a program that first calculates the distance from Earth to Mars. Earth is 93,455,000 miles from the Sun. Mars is 133,870,000 miles from the sun. You can assume the planets are in-line and at their closest distance to each other. After having your program calculate the (shortest) distance between Earth and Mars, then have your program calculate how many seconds of radio transmission (delay) would be. Your program should: - Provide user-friendly output detailing both the distance between Earth and Mars (Simple subtraction will do here) - Provide user-friendly output that expresses the transmission delay in seconds - Use Named constants to define Earth and Mars distances from the Sun - Your output should use appropriate feedback to the user including formatted values to two decimal places. No user input is needed - no input statements required. Hint: Radio waves travel at the speed of light, which is approximately 186,000 miles per second. oftware Requirements: Use comments at the top of your program to indicate your name, name of your program and a short description of what the program does - Have user-friendly output to let the user know what is going on and what your output is include labels and use an appropriate number of decimal places - Store all values used in calculations as variables or named constants