We all are travelers!
We all have been traveling in space since our beginning. We all aboard the Earth.
The Earth turns on its axis at 1,666km per hour, goes around the Sun at the speed of 107,208km per hour. And the Sun also goes around the center, a black hall, of our galaxy at 70,000km per hour. The diameter of Milky way is approximately 100,000 light-year, and the Sun is located on 28,000 light-year distance from the center. A full circle requires 2.26 hundred million years for the Sun.
Then let’s check how far we can travel per year.
The Earth rotation velocity is 1,666km per hour. x 24 hours = about 40,000km per day/ The Earth orbital speed is 107,285km per hour x 24 = about 2,574,840km per day. / The Sun orbital speed is 70,000km per hour x 24 = about 1,680,000km per day.
40,000km + 2,574,840km z; 1,680,000km = 4,294,840km per day – this is the distance we move a day by just attached to the Earth! x 365 days =1,567,616,600km per year. And We all are heading in the same direction!
Multiply your age and you know how far you have traveled so far!
Don’t miss fun of your travel!