I'm bored so here's how long it would take to run to the surface of the sun at various paces.
8 Minute Miles = 1416 Years. 7.5 mph
7 Minute Miles = 1239 Years. 8.6 mph
6 Minute Miles = 1062 Years. 10 mph
5 Minute Miles = 885 Years. 12 mph
4 Minute Miles = 708 Years. 15 mph
3 Minute Miles = 531 Years. 20 mph
1 Minute Miles = 177 Years. 60 mph
30 Second Miles = 88 Years. 120 mph
10 Second Miles = 29 Years. 360 mph
1 Second Miles = 3 Years. 3600 mph
0.1 Second Miles = 3.5 Months. 36000 mph
Your math is way, way off
Librarian wrote:
Your math is way, way off
Of course. It's all the way off to the Sun.
Librarian wrote:
Your math is way, way off
No it's not.
sun shine wrote:
Librarian wrote:Your math is way, way off
No it's not.
I computed the first one and you are off one decimal place ... ~141 years at 8 minute miles
93,000,000 x 8 = 744,000,000 minutes
744,000,000 / (60x24x365.25) = 1400ish years
Did you fail 3rd grade algebra?
9,725 years to reach the sun if running a marathon a day.
Of course Robert Young could get there faster in his RV.
and about 1,415 years if running nonstop at an 8 minute pace.
It only takes planet Earth 91 days to cover the distance and then some, Let's call the Earth an RV so that from Robert Young's perspective that's good enough for a world record!