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Geometric growth would put it at far less than 10M years? On the order of hundreds of thousands I would think.
by JoeAltmaier 5y ago
Geometric growth would put it at far less than 10M years? On the order of hundreds of thousands I would think.
- cletus 5y agoThe Milky Way is estimated to be ~100,000 light years across. We're not quite on the edge but we're closer to the edge than the center. So to colonize the galaxy you have to assume we'd need to travel almost 100,000 LY. If you assume moving at 1% of the speed of light, you come up with a lower bound of 10M years.