top | item 30300097 (no title) ilija139 | 4 years ago Just for reference, the planet is 4.0×10^13 kilometres away, if we send our fastest ever probe, and assume it averages the top speed of 586,800 km/h all the way there, it will still take 7,781 years to reach the planet. discuss order hn newest chadcmulligan|4 years ago Under 1g acceleration about 3.5 yearshttps://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/space-travel _fizz_buzz_|4 years ago 1) you also need time decelerate2) speed of light is a hard limit, you cannot keep accelerating and you need more energy the closer you get to that limit load replies (1)
chadcmulligan|4 years ago Under 1g acceleration about 3.5 yearshttps://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/space-travel _fizz_buzz_|4 years ago 1) you also need time decelerate2) speed of light is a hard limit, you cannot keep accelerating and you need more energy the closer you get to that limit load replies (1)
_fizz_buzz_|4 years ago 1) you also need time decelerate2) speed of light is a hard limit, you cannot keep accelerating and you need more energy the closer you get to that limit load replies (1)
chadcmulligan|4 years ago
https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/space-travel
_fizz_buzz_|4 years ago
2) speed of light is a hard limit, you cannot keep accelerating and you need more energy the closer you get to that limit