How long does it take to get to Polaris if you are at the North Pole?

Answer 1

That will depend on where in the world you are starting from and what methods of transport you are using to get there. From most parts of the world, and with the proper transport, you could do it within two days.

Answer 2

47 Minutes

Now unless you meant Santa Clause idk lol...

1. Head east on S Penn Square toward Avenue Of The Arts/S Broad St

0.2 mi

2. Slight left onto John F Kennedy Blvd

253 ft

3. Take the 1st right onto N Broad St

7.1 mi

4. Turn right onto Old York Rd

0.6 mi

5. Turn left toward W Cheltenham Ave

0.1 mi

6. Continue straight onto W Cheltenham Ave

1.3 mi

7. Slight right onto PA-309 N/Ogontz Ave

Continue to follow PA-309 N

13.5 mi

8. Turn left onto N Wales Rd

0.6 mi

9. Turn right onto Village Dr

0.1 mi

10. Turn left onto Hawthorne Dr

390 ft

11. Turn left onto Winter Dr

Destination will be on the left

Answer 3

The distance from the earth (or sun) to Polaris is 133 parsecs (433 light years) which is a little over 4 trillion kilometres. Depending on where on earth you start from, going to the North Pole may change this distance by at less than 13000 km (around 0.0000004%!).

The time taken to cover the distance will depend on the speed at which you can travel. The top speed of Pioneer 10, as it left the inner solar system was around 130,000 km per hour. At that speed it would take approx 3.5 millennia.

Answer 4

Since Polaris is located directly above the North Pole, it would take no time to reach it if you are already at the North Pole. The North Pole is the point around which the Earth rotates, so you are already at the closest point to Polaris at that location.

Answer 5

That depends on where you start and how fast you travel.

Answer 6

That will depend on where in the world you are starting from and what methods of transport you are using to get there.

Answer 7

35114541544 miles

Answer 8

It will defiently take 2 days!

Answer 9

2 days & 9 hours