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Wouldn't the galatic rotation mean the earth will be somewhere far away when the jet travels that far?

• suzzer99 4y ago
  Yes, that and both galaxies careening through space on different trajectories.
• garblegarble 4y ago
  That got me wondering how far we'd move - if my maths is correct then in 850,000 years time our solar system will have travelled 652 light years around the galactic core (230 km/sec * 850,000 years)!
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  • d0mine 4y ago
    How wide is the beam? (given how far it started) Light-years? Is it still dangerous at this point? (If its energy is spread over a giant area radius billions light-years)
• mynegation 4y ago
  On the flip side that also means that we might flow into a burst travelling through space without any warning (?)