It is not possible to answer this question for two reasons. The first is that the distance from the earth to Neptune ranges from 4.35 billion to 4.65 billion km - depending on whether the two are on the same or opposite sides of the sun. Still, that is not too different from the average of 4.50 billion kilometres. It is near enough impossible to launch a space rpcket which would travel at a constant speed of 40323 km an hour. Space travel is not undertaken in a straight line. Rocket ships usually swing by the moon, or other planets, and use a kind of gravitational slingshot action to gain acceleration.
165 (Earth) years.
Yes, Neptune is considered the windiest planet in our solar system. It has wind speeds that can reach up to 1,200 miles per hour (1,900 kilometers per hour) in its atmosphere, creating some of the fastest winds in the solar system.
Assuming you mean 40,323 km/h, it would take a rocket approximately 3.6 years to get to Ganymede, which is one of Jupiter's largest moons located about 628 million kilometers away from Earth. This calculation factors in the distance to Ganymede and the speed of the rocket.
It would take approximately 166 days to travel from Earth to the Sun at a speed of 18,500 miles per hour.
Triton is a moon of Neptune and is tidally locked, meaning it rotates once on its axis in the same amount of time it takes to orbit Neptune, about 5.9 Earth days. This synchronous rotation causes the same side of Triton to always face Neptune.
Since the orbit is highly elliptical, either a long time or a really long time. It also depends on the relative location of earth. Unless of course you want to go from Neptune to Pluto, then not so long.
It took twelve years to get from earth to neptune.
it take Triton about 6 days to orbit Neptune
60,190 days164.79 years89,666 Neptune solar days
It takes Neptune 165 years to take a full rotatation around the sun.
At Venus' closest distance from Earth of about 23.7 million miles, it would take at least 1 year 4 months to get there at 2,000 mph.
32 days by car
I am sorry to say but neptune orbits the sun not the moon.
288 years
about 164 years
it takes 16.1 days to rotate
12 hours