12,698 days by a jet
it takes light years
A commercial jet travels more or less 1000 km/hr. Jupiter is, round numbers, 5 A.U. away, or 5*150e6 km. Time = distance/rate, so time = 750e6 km /1e3 km/hr = 750,000 hours. To the level of accuracy we're dealing with here, a year is close enough to 7500 hours, so it would take about 100 years to get from here to Jupiter at commercial jet speeds. Your luggage, however... The numbers are incorrect and need a complete reworking. Jupiter's position from earth varies from a maximum of about 6 A.U to a minimum of about 4 A.U. That means the closest Jupiter gets to earth is about the 4 A.U. That's problem one. But there is another problem. When Jupiter and Earth are closest and the jet leaves earth, the planets keep moving. The planets aren't stationary, remember? And if the jet flies "at" Jupiter, Jupiter won't be "there" when the jet arrives where it was aimed. What this leads to is a demand for an "optimal path of travel" for the given craft accounting for its (low) speed and the dynamics of the moving planets. That path will be a curve that will arc out from earth to where Jupiter "will be" when the jet arrives. It's gonna be a loooong curve. Did you get a passing grade in astrophysics? It will certainly take a long, long time. But then there's the issue of jets not being able to operate in space because the control surfaces won't work where there isn't any air. ::wink, wink::so maybe you could take a surtine amount of days but no one nose for shure
about twenty five days
About 16 days.
Cannot be done as the Jet cannot leave earth's atmosphere.
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.
. 2 weeks "............ But not by jet blue "....... What is jet blue plz respond to question What is jet blue?
A commercial jet travels more or less 1000 km/hr. Jupiter is, round numbers, 5 A.U. away, or 5*150e6 km. Time = distance/rate, so time = 750e6 km /1e3 km/hr = 750,000 hours. To the level of accuracy we're dealing with here, a year is close enough to 7500 hours, so it would take about 100 years to get from here to Jupiter at commercial jet speeds. Your luggage, however... The numbers are incorrect and need a complete reworking. Jupiter's position from earth varies from a maximum of about 6 A.U to a minimum of about 4 A.U. That means the closest Jupiter gets to earth is about the 4 A.U. That's problem one. But there is another problem. When Jupiter and Earth are closest and the jet leaves earth, the planets keep moving. The planets aren't stationary, remember? And if the jet flies "at" Jupiter, Jupiter won't be "there" when the jet arrives where it was aimed. What this leads to is a demand for an "optimal path of travel" for the given craft accounting for its (low) speed and the dynamics of the moving planets. That path will be a curve that will arc out from earth to where Jupiter "will be" when the jet arrives. It's gonna be a loooong curve. Did you get a passing grade in astrophysics? It will certainly take a long, long time. But then there's the issue of jets not being able to operate in space because the control surfaces won't work where there isn't any air. ::wink, wink::so maybe you could take a surtine amount of days but no one nose for shure
about twenty five days
it took 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
by jet a day
it would take approximately 45.94 days using a jet
A jet IS an airplane. These days many, but not all passenger planes are jets. Many small ones are piston engined.
987,557,655,480hours in centries and in time is 452,689,246,325,6987,00 yet i may did the calculation i got the abousotloutly good,i made the dision and figured it out!
Depends the quality of the jetpack ;)
An average nonstop flight around the world would take around 34 hours if the plane was going around 500 mph.
With a car (60mph): 694 days With a jumbojet (600mph): 96 days Pedastrian (3mph): 13,889 days Subsonic jet (1200mph): 35 days Light speed (670615200mph): 2.5 minutes
A jet flies at about 575mph, so we do this formula:(1hour / 575mi) * (821,000,000mi) = 1,427,826 hours (About 2wks 2days 12hrs 37mins), assuming it could fly nonstop.