Now let’s determine when the universe “started its trip”. The distance is 800 Mpc, but first convert Mpc into km because the rate, or velocity, is in km/sec. 800 Mpc = _____________________km Use equation (E) to determine how many seconds ago the universe started: _____________________secs

1. Voyager rocket is traveling between Earth and Jupiter (distance  8.013x1010 m). If Voyager probe was thousand times faster and had a speed of v=17x106 m/s=0.057c calculate the Earth-Jupiter distance that instruments aboard measure.  a. What is the time of Voyager's trip measured by instruments onboard? Write your answer in seconds rounded to a whole number (for example 1234 s).   _______________  b. What is the time of the trip measured by NASA on Earth?   2. An asteroid is traveling from asteroid belt to Earth with a speed of 0.6 c. To save the Earth, group of brave men set an explosive device to explode in 138 minutes. When will the group of scientists that monitor asteroid on Earth see the explosion (if everything goes right

It is year 2120 and we have figure out a propulsion system that allows spaceships travel at velocities as high as v = 0.87c. A first expedition to Alpha Centauri (the nearest planetary system) is being planned. Alpha Centauri is 4.3 ly away. Answer the following 5 questions below asking you about the details of this expedition. Question 10 Assuming a constant velocity of v=0.87c, how long would the trip to Alpha Centauri take as observed by the ground control team here on Earth? Give your answer in years

A galaxy is moving away from Earth at 0.087c.  a) Convert 0.087c into km/s b) Calculate the approximate distance of this galaxy from Earth.

In the context of relativity, what is an "event"?  Give a specific example of an event and provide the coordinates necessary to specify the event.

The Millennium Falcon is approximately 35.2 m long. There are conflicting reports, but the Falcon made the Kessel Run in approximately 12.27 parsecs. This is an odd unit to measure speed with as a parsec is a unit of length equal to 3.26 light-year. The science FICTION comes in when you consider that ships in Star Wars use hyperdrive to travel faster than the speed of light, so they are able to make jumps through space. Han Solo picked difficult or dangerous points to jump between to make the trip so short. Let's imagine that the Millennium Falcon travels at 0.96c during the 12.27 parsec Kessel Run. What distance, in light-year, does an observer at the finish line measure for the trip? Don't forget to convert parsec to light-year. X light-year What distance, in light-year, does Han Solo measure for the trip as he pilots the ship? light-year Which person measures the proper distance of the trip? Which person would measure the proper length of the Millennium Falcon?

The Millennium Falcon is approximately 35.2 m long. There are conflicting reports, but the Fàlcon made the Kessel Run in approximately 12.95 parsecs. This is an odd unit to measure speed with as a parsec is a unit of length equal to 3.26 light-year. The science FICTION comes in when you consider that ships in Star Wars use hyperdrive to travel faster than the speed of light, so they are able to make jumps through space. Han Solo picked difficult or dangerous points to jump between to make the trip so short.tet's imagine that the Millennium Falcon travels at 0.95c during the 12.95 parsec Kessel Run. What distance, in light-year, does an observer at the finish line measure for the trip? Don't forget to convert parsec to light-year. light-year What distance, in light-year, does Han Solo measure for the trip as he pilots the ship? | light-year

The remaining lifetime of the Sun in seconds is 1.5 x 10¹7 sec. Convert this value into years. 0000000000000000 PLS HELP!

It is year 2120 and we have figure out a propulsion system that allows 0.87c. A first expedition to spaceships travel at velocities as high as v %3D Alpha Centauri (the nearest planetary system) is being planned. Alpha Centauri is 4.3 ly away. Answer the following 5 questions below asking you about the details of this expedition.

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