3 ms·

Traveling at 0.1% the speed of light, one could traverse the galaxy over 40 times since it was formed.

• qayxc 3y ago
  Not really. Unless you assume a couple of things: indestructible, perfect technology and methods to either suspend or prolong lifespans to geological time scales. Even system hopping would have at the very least the requirement of a basically unchanging (both biologically and in terms of politics/society) civilisation. If either of those aren't practically achievable, the idea falls apart quickly.
  • dwaltrip 3y ago
    My main point is that the distance between stars is not physically impossible to overcome, as the original comment suggested.