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Maybe twenty years. Give or take five of them.

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Well, if you were to get on a space ship (since Europa is one of Jupiter's moons) traveling the normal speed of 25,000 mph, it would take you 14912.9 hours, or 621 days, or 1 year and 8 months at that constant speed for the time when Jupiter and Earth are aligned. If they were opposite in orbit, it would take 40,000 hours, or 1667 days, or 4 and a half years.

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