How long would it take
Posted: 2006-03-09 05:14pm
a star wars ship to travel across the known universe in hyperspace?
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Yes, though one might be able to reach higher hyperdrive speeds in the empty space between galaxies. Ship supplies and crew endurance should be more of a problem. Then again, all this is entirely hypotethetical.Doctor Doom wrote:Several thousand years. The universe is billions of light years across, Star Wars ship travel at millions of times the speed of light. Order of magnitude difference.
is 2,000,000c the fasted a hyperdrive can go?Patrick Degan wrote:At 2,000,000c, covering a 15 billion lightyear distance would take roughly 7500 years.
As Dooey Jo already posted hyperdrive can go as fast as 100,000,000s of c I'm inclined to say no.b00tleg wrote:is 2,000,000c the fasted a hyperdrive can go?Patrick Degan wrote:At 2,000,000c, covering a 15 billion lightyear distance would take roughly 7500 years.
My guess is the Galaxy Gun, which is described as being able to hit the galactic core from the outer rim in as little time as a few hours, from the Dark Empire comics.Doctor Doom wrote:Where has hyperdrive gone as fast as 100 million c? The fastest example I know of is half that.
It was the Coruscant to Mustafar trip that Palpatine made, IIRC. More than 50 000 LY in what can't have been much more than an hour. That works out to about 400 million c.Doctor Doom wrote:Where has hyperdrive gone as fast as 100 million c? The fastest example I know of is half that.
According to the DarkEmpire-Sourcebook Palpatine planned exactly that.PayBack wrote:So between Galaxies is practical? I'm surprised the Empire wasn't out invading other Galaxies too.. though I believe there's some bubble around the Galaxy that makes it hazardous or something?