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The enormity of this statement is really blowing my mind. /If/ we could travel the speed of light, which we can't, it would still take nearly a day to get to Vo
by eddieroger 3y ago
The enormity of this statement is really blowing my mind. /If/ we could travel the speed of light, which we can't, it would still take nearly a day to get to Voyager 1, which seems both infinitely far given our current capabilities and remarkably close given how long it's taken to get that far.
- onetimeuse92304 2y agoNo. If you could travel at the speed of light you would take no time to reach Voyager 1. Actually, you could get anywhere in the reachable Universe. For example, it takes only 29 years to from Earth to Andromeda galaxy assuming constant 1g acceleration for half of the trip and then constant 1g deceleration for the other half.