Psychonautica said:

Patlal said:

So we dumped Pluto years ago.

Now were driving by it real slow.

We have issues

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This was more funny when I saw it reposted on facebook 13 times as an "E-Card"

Nice try though.

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Canadians are so original

SirShroomsAlott said:

Gorlax said:

It was a capsule and it contains like all our basic knowledge and shit. It isn't equipped with anything else. We launched it out into out space and it's on a never ending trajectory because no gravity means no stopping. It probably honestly crashed into a star by now.

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Yeah it would take 4 years traveling at 186000 miles per second roughly to reach the closest star, it's roughly traveling only 12-14 miles per second....it'll take it like 50000 years to reach the closest star.

Edit: I underexaggerated. "Actually, the answer is 4.2 years. Our nearest neighboring star, Proxima Centauri, is 4.2 Light Years away. The Voyager spacecraft left the solar system at 37,000 miles per hour. At that speed, it would take Voyager 80,000 years to reach Proxima Centauri."

"The Space Shuttles weren’t starships. At a maximum speed of about 17,600 mph (about 28,300 kph), it would have taken a Space Shuttle about 165,000 years to reach Alpha Centauri."


186000 miles per second is roughly the speed of light, I can't remember the equation for it though.

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