How Long Would It Take To Travel the Solar System? | Unveiled

It's the ultimate road trip, across all of space, and to the outer edges of our solar system. You'd pass planets, asteroids, and glide through long stretches of apparent nothingness. But how long would it take to reach the edge of our star system? What would be your ETA? And what would you find there??

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[kidrandom]

It takes me 1 second in my dream to travel around whole universe

[frazzleboy]

i could watch space science videos all day and night so awesome, excellent video cheers

[wlittle]

Long story short...we aint going anywhere anytime soon or ever.

[BongelaMnguni]

Speed is the only key to unlocking the mysteries of our universe

[hainsoe]

It only takes 1 hour travelling in solar system in my dream.

[secretname]

Astronomers: we can see galaxies billions of light years away.
Also Astronomers: the Oort Cloud is too far away for us to see. Not sure if it's there.
Facepalm

[oursavior]

As soon as this man said it’ll take 30, 000 years to pass out through the Oort Cloud I was like yup we ain’t goin anywhere rn lmao

[sthembisomakelefane]

Lets take a moment to appreciate what amazing tools our eyes are. I mean you go out into the night sky and you can see light years away.

[MICHAEL_MAY_]

Why is he giving us the time it takes to travel the solar system in a car??? 😂😂😂

[indiahausatv]

The more I study science the more I believe in god almighty 🙏

[philochristos]

The problem with my daily commute isn't the distance, but the traffic. I'd say space is pretty empty.

[lunamaria]

I have a lot of respect to hear you express the Oort cloud is purely theoretical... It is a construct invented to try to justify how comets can still exist after the 4.6 billion years our solar system has allegedly existed... Seems like a stretch to me

[KingSpartan]

If we were immortal, we would be able to reach those distances.

[govrnor]

_4.5 MILLION YEARS_




I literally can’t process that

[phillipleblanc]

This guy thinks those times are long? He should listen to my wife nag!!!

[RONJAE]

Its hard to imagine me laying in bed and then think of the solar system

[NoEggu]

Voyager was using a Quantum Slipstream drive since the 1980s. And that is much faster than warp speed.
Granted, they got the technology from the Borg. But now that we have it, these distances should not take too long.

[peterd]

The way this guy says earth is hilarious

[rwarren]

Just thanks for providing this info. 10 thousand likes (so far) but I think just hearing "Thank you" is good too. Thank you. Question. How long till voyager arrives at the nearest star?

[stephensharma]

Why can’t you just say
“a f**cking long time”