How long would it take to travel 17000 light year?

Answer 1

(601,000,000 miles) / (17,500 mile/hour) = 34,342.9 hours = approx. 3.9 years .

I don't know what planet you have in mind, but remember that spacecraft
never travel a straight line. They're placed into a solar orbit, with just the
right eccentricity and orientation so that eventually, the spacecraft and the
destination planet will arrive at the same place at the same time.
The whole thing is really tricky, and the total distance traveled is always
much much more than the straight distance between the start- and end-points.

Answer 2

Traveling 17,000 light-years at the speed of light would take 17,000 years. However, with current technology, it would take significantly longer due to the limitations imposed by the speed of our fastest spacecraft.

Answer 3

If traveling at the speed of light, it will take 17,000 years to travel 17,000 light years. One light year is about 5,865,696,000,000 miles.

Answer 4

This involves a simple division. 601,000,000 ÷ 17,500 = 34,342.86 hours = 1,430.95 days = 3.9 years.

Answer 5

Just divide the distance by the speed. The answer, in this case, will be in hours.

Answer 6

1,916,047.51 years.

Answer 7

Around 55 million years.

Answer 8

37,256.5 years at 18,000 miles per hour.