Absolutely. I think people don't really have a gut feeling for this, but you don't need high acceleration to get anywhere in the solar system; you just need su

Absolutely. I think people don't really have a gut feeling for this, but you don't need high acceleration to get anywhere in the solar system; you just need sustained acceleration. Right now, our probes accelerate for minutes and then coast for years. If you could sustain 1g acceleration for, say, weeks, it even makes interstellar travel reasonable. A day of 1g acceleration will get you up to about 850 kilometers per second... or, 73 million km per day. Thirty days of 1g acceleration gets you to 2 billion km/day. That's close to 1% of the speed of light.