| Display title | Casual Interstellar Travel |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In real life, so far as we can tell, interstellar travel is an epic undertaking. Since we do not know of a form of achievable faster than light travel, it would take almost five years to reach even the nearest star, and thirty thousand to reach the center of the galaxy. And that's assuming you can get a ship up to near lightspeed, and decelerate again when you reach your destination, both of which present massive logistical challenges. Not to mention the fact that, at those speeds, the tiniest dust particle becomes a deadly hazard. And if anything goes wrong, you're stuck hurtling through the depths of space with no chance of being rescued and no hope of escape. Not a prospect for the faint of heart. |