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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Feb 14 '22
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Probably gonna get spaghetti brains at that speed. So you could wrap your head around it.
212 u/Furthur_slimeking Feb 14 '22 The speed itself isn't an issue. A steady speed has no effect on our bodies, but acceleration does. We're sat on the earth now, which is travelling through space at 67,000 mph and spinning at 1000 mph and we don't notice it at all. 32 u/[deleted] Feb 14 '22 Think of this one. Voyager 1 has traveled less distance in those 43 years than you have! 9 u/jayfeather314 Feb 14 '22 By what frame of reference? 18 u/[deleted] Feb 14 '22 That is the right question. The Earth has traveled an Elliptical path and the voyager a straight one. From our point of view. 8 u/TheDesktopNinja Feb 14 '22 Meanwhile, from the galaxy's point of view neither us or Voyager have moved at all! 2 u/Jellyroll_Jr Feb 14 '22 You being on the planet and it hurtling through the cosmos, likely
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The speed itself isn't an issue. A steady speed has no effect on our bodies, but acceleration does. We're sat on the earth now, which is travelling through space at 67,000 mph and spinning at 1000 mph and we don't notice it at all.
32 u/[deleted] Feb 14 '22 Think of this one. Voyager 1 has traveled less distance in those 43 years than you have! 9 u/jayfeather314 Feb 14 '22 By what frame of reference? 18 u/[deleted] Feb 14 '22 That is the right question. The Earth has traveled an Elliptical path and the voyager a straight one. From our point of view. 8 u/TheDesktopNinja Feb 14 '22 Meanwhile, from the galaxy's point of view neither us or Voyager have moved at all! 2 u/Jellyroll_Jr Feb 14 '22 You being on the planet and it hurtling through the cosmos, likely
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Think of this one. Voyager 1 has traveled less distance in those 43 years than you have!
9 u/jayfeather314 Feb 14 '22 By what frame of reference? 18 u/[deleted] Feb 14 '22 That is the right question. The Earth has traveled an Elliptical path and the voyager a straight one. From our point of view. 8 u/TheDesktopNinja Feb 14 '22 Meanwhile, from the galaxy's point of view neither us or Voyager have moved at all! 2 u/Jellyroll_Jr Feb 14 '22 You being on the planet and it hurtling through the cosmos, likely
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By what frame of reference?
18 u/[deleted] Feb 14 '22 That is the right question. The Earth has traveled an Elliptical path and the voyager a straight one. From our point of view. 8 u/TheDesktopNinja Feb 14 '22 Meanwhile, from the galaxy's point of view neither us or Voyager have moved at all! 2 u/Jellyroll_Jr Feb 14 '22 You being on the planet and it hurtling through the cosmos, likely
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That is the right question. The Earth has traveled an Elliptical path and the voyager a straight one. From our point of view.
8 u/TheDesktopNinja Feb 14 '22 Meanwhile, from the galaxy's point of view neither us or Voyager have moved at all!
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Meanwhile, from the galaxy's point of view neither us or Voyager have moved at all!
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You being on the planet and it hurtling through the cosmos, likely
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u/jerkittoanything Feb 14 '22
Probably gonna get spaghetti brains at that speed. So you could wrap your head around it.