How long would it take to get to Venus from earth by jet?

Answer 1

The fastest spacecraft so far were the Apollo Rockets which could travel up to 40,000 km/h. At that speed it would take a rocket at least 45 days to go from the Earth to Venus.

This assumes that the Earth and Venus were at their closest possible orbital positions, about 43 Million kilometres.

Answer 2

It is not possible to travel to Venus from Earth by jet due to vast distances and the need for specialized spacecraft for interplanetary travel. Traditional jets are limited to Earth's atmosphere and cannot navigate the vacuum of space to reach Venus.

Answer 3

Jets would never take you to Venus because a jet engine needs air to operate. There's no air in space, and even at high altitudes within the earth's atmosphere a jet does not find enough air and stalls.

Answer 4

You can't travel to Venus by jet, so "longer than forever."

If you could, at its closest Venus is somewhere around 40 million km from Earth. Since a typical commercial jet has a cruising speed of a bit under 900 km/hour, that's about 45000 hours, or about 1851 days, or just over 5 years.

Answer 5

It takes six months or 180 days. this is an estimate

Answer 6

1000 hours or 41.66 days or 41 days and 66 hours.

1000 hours or 41.66 days people day but it may take longer if you are using a fuel that saves money so it makes the rocket go slower.

Answer 7

With current rockets, about 2/3 of a year.

Answer 8

It would take approximately 270,000 hours to fly from Earth to Venus on a commercial jet. That is about 11,250 days or about 31 years.

Answer 9

At a current average rocket speed of 500 kilometers per hour and an average distance to Venus from Earth of 42 million kilometers to Venus, about 10 years.

Answer 10

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