How Long Would It Take Us To Go To Each Of The Solar System Planets?

How long would it take us to go to Mercury?
The Smallest planet of the solar system is a very unique planet and holds answers to a lot of questions about our solar system and its evolution. Thus, Exploration of Mercury is important for a number of reasons. As the closest planet to the sun, it is a unique celestial body that can provide valuable insights into the early history of our solar system.
How Long Would It Take Us To Go To Venus?
Venus is the brightest planet in our sky. In fact it is just in the list of brightest objects after the sun and the moon. Also known as a twin of our planet earth, exploration of Venus has been one of the most important interplanetary objectives after mars.
How long it will take us to go to mars?
And can we decrease that time with technological advancements?
The answer is a big yes. How?
When it comes to Mars though, there’s a reason why we haven't explored the red planet and why only a few landers have made the trip.
How long would it take us to go to Jupiter?
Jupiter is one of the most important planets in our solar system. With giant anti-cyclonic storms and a magnetosphere so powerful that it defies comprehension, Jupiter is an intriguing planet. Many people would prefer to go to Saturn obviously because of its beautiful rings, but Jupiter too won’t disappoint you.
How long would it take to go to Saturn?
Saturn is one of the most beautiful planets in our solar system. Its rings are one of the most differentiating features. It is often seen as a hazy yellow planet in the night sky, and feels so close when we observe it with binoculars or a telescope.
How long would it take us to go to Uranus?
And we are about to return to it...
Above us, hidden in darkness, the blue giants Uranus and Neptune are claiming our attention.
Much larger than Earth, than Mars, than Venus -- yet so distant as to be invisible to the naked eye.
How long would it take us to go to NEPTUNE?
Did you know that with our technology, we have only been able to go to Neptune 1 time in all of history? Yeah! Believe it or not, Neptune is so far away that even our fastest spacecraft would take more than a decade to get there. Also, without a group of astronauts set out to travel to the last planet in the solar system, they would not have enough fuel to return to Earth!
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Credits: Ron Miller, Mark A. Garlick / MarkGarlick.com ,Elon Musk/SpaceX/ Flickr
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00:00 Intro
00:03 How long would it take us to go to Mercury?
09:38 How long would it take us to go to Venus?
18:46 How long would it take us to go to Mars?
27:20 How long would it take us to go to Jupiter?
38:10 How long would it take us to go to Saturn?
48:44 How long would it take us to go to Uranus?
1:00:01 How long would it take us to go to Neptune?
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[@catherineharris4746]

The best long video's to put on and fall asleep to!💜😂👏👏👍👍👍

[@Black_Aces]

Lol sleeping to space videos is so relaxing especially if the narrator has a good voice

[@catherineharris4746]

@@Black_Aces YES!🙏

[@TheRealSmokezz]

Not me thinking i was the only one who does this 💀😂

[@babayaga1489]

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[@harryfox3139]

Pluto should file a discrimination lawsuit. Dwarf planets are planets too

[@juqual78]

Sending an orbiter and a probe to Uranus will be worth it for the jokes alone.

[@Jhereckk]

Nah, better yet, a probe

[@cfltheman]

When i was a kid Pluto was the smallest planet, Mercury was number 2.

[@kellymartell1292]

Everyone commenting needs to chill TF out and relax. Thank you for making this video. 💜

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

Very impressed with this video. I have always been interested in astronomy and physics. It was things like this that drove me to enter those professions. Thank you for feeding my insatiable curiosity about the universe and the wonders that we discove

[@GH-oi2jf]

Why can't they just stick to the topic? This starts out discussing not how long it takes to get to Mercury, but the possibility of life on Mercury. Nonsense! There has never been life on Mercury.

[@eric_d4073]

Agreed !!

[@praxisdev1884]

Because then the video would only be 3 minutes long.

[@VLTBC]

It's a way to discuss the topic but give further insight on the planet. Explaining the planet itself gives a better idea of what we would be traveling to.

[@denniskoller5662]

How long it takes to get to Mercury is the point, not what's there.

[@VLTBC]

@denniskoller5662 indeed however if you wrote a research paper in English, you'd give further insight instead of just giving the answer .

[@lesliemeszaros-dj8jt]

I absolutely love this video!!!! Great job In sane curiosity!!! Very well done job and the video clips you used for all the information given must've took forever!!

[@sammuelsammuel123]

PERFECTION!!! This is the video I have longed for. I wish ALL videos could have this duration.🎉❤

[@InsaneCuriosity]

More to come! Glad you liked it 💟

[@sammuelsammuel123]

@@InsaneCuriosity 😊😊😊

[@itsabovemenow1016]

Yes, if you need to put to sleep by the sheer tedium of over explaining the obvious, this is perfect

[@thechrisnovak]

It's like ron burgundy reading a broken teleprompter

[@amangogna68]

Great video and information !

[@amandamatheny3675]

A planet needs to have the same orbital velocity as that planet. A similar mistake was made earlier in the video but I did not comment at that time.

[@deflekt]

this should be added tothe academic content ALL OVER THE WORLD!!!!

[@bonafidehussler1]

Cmon dude it ain't that good

[@supermanmulholland8699]

Love these videos I love to watch them on the night time to chill out to

[@brandonhealy7158]

Me too, I like to sleep to them to help with my insomnia! 😄

[@thebandit7623]

Rip Pluto.

[@dnjj1845]

3:16 Mercury's closet approach to Earth is around 50 million miles, not 28.6 million

[@painedragon128]

Whats with the description of going to Venus and it jumps to Jupiter and goes back to Venus? Around the 17 min mark

[@YakuzaSRC]

Good that someone tried to answer this question. I had been wanting to know this time and again. (Not being sarcastic)

[@brandonhealy7158]

It’s always been available publicly, just I haven’t seen anyone put it in simple terms before, that’s all.

[@bonafidehussler1]

Dude if you been wanting to know this fo real then you need to tell me what other questions you want to know

[@catherineharris4746]

@@bonafidehussler1 😂😂😂😂👍

[@bonafidehussler1]

@@catherineharris4746 nice lol

[@sm00v00]

Good children story video !!!

[@maundamartin59]

TIME DOESN'T EXIST.....CLOCKS EXIST. Thats MY summary..

[@adamsjay212]

millennium falcon: Did someone say “distance?”

[@andresnoneya]

By the time we actually find out an hours past by already!

[@davidwillis5016]

Thanks

[@tedwalford7615]

Regarding the need to carry all that food for the crew: couldn't we just replenish supplies at each stop? 😏

[@alixmalone19]

???

[@TheRacerG]

What, that's insane!

[@kobe3576]

How about Pluto, the 9th planet? You forgot about it.

[@1978rayking]

Science would say using the planetary fields, a cargo AI ship could create fields after converting the known planetary fields polarity as a regulatory opposition, with centrifugal forces and gravitational advantages and laws. Like gravitational mobile slingshots.

[@bonafidehussler1]

Wouldn't determine how fast you were traveling my spaceship has warp 8

[@MOKPT3]

What happened at 17 minutes in? You went to Jupiter then back to Venus. Interesting concept for the video. You just ramble all over the place with different paths and methods and speeds and ...and...and. Maybe describe the different options for positions and some speed options, then give a similar option of speed and do more to describe the distances between the planets. Take tour Adderall and dial down the ADHD just a bit.

[@scubarider1]

Definitely a fascinating video with loads of interesting information. One thing is evident and that is the fact that how the planets do what they do in their orbits, their other specific individual characteristics and how they affect each other shows that they were created and are not a product of random chance. It is a well thought out balancing act that has a specific purpose. If the orbit of earth was off by just a couple of degrees, life would not be possible here.

[@schroder1972utrecht]

Why start the journey from earth ? Build a spacecrft in space and dock with it, crew goes on board its fueled to the max and it has the speed of earth to start with

[@LIG87]

That would be very costly and ambitious. Also, I believe rockets already use the earths rotation as a speed boost when launching from the ground.

[@EclipseIsUp]

Also, if the person was traveling at the speed of light, they would get there instantaneously; relatively. It would be an hour at most to mars on our clocks as the outside observer.

[@robertdavis7484]

Why was the year 5683 even mentioned?

[@acefrehley3797]

WE USED TO SAY: "TAKE A LOOK AT THE YELLOW PADGES" ORE ARE THEY AL RECYCELED BY NEW ?

[@cm.kashmiriofficial4188]

All credited its

[@donaldjtaylor5312]

It is needed to Mine H3 from the Moon first. So a Moon Base needs to be established first off.

[@heathhenderson-ny7el]

This video was borderline clickbait. I still didn’t get any specific times

[@TeW33zy]

Saturn 🪐 Travels through space at 21k mph and takes 29.5 years to complete one circle around the sun. It’s extremely complicated using those numbers to indicate how long it would take being planets are not linear like driving from the gas station to the mall. The gas station and mall are stationary they never move. Planets are opposite, they travel at 29k mph while orbiting the Sun they never in the same spot ever after seconds went by. It’s like throwing a ball fastest you can while orbiting the city and asking how long will it take to catch up to the ball in a rocket 🚀 to land on the ball or get inside its orbit. It changes every second. It depends where you are when you through the ball, where the ball will be when the rocket takes off. Yahl think it’s a drive there and back silly these planets are not locations in the sky 🌌. They are traveling through space very fast while orbiting the sun inside of a galaxy that is also traveling. Yahl need help

[@TeW33zy]

Every time u go to Saturn each trip will be months or weeks apart. Example Saturn has been traveled to 4 times and each time it took months apart. You can’t just ask “how long it takes to get to Saturn 🪐.” That’s a stupid question. You have to first give a parameter then say “how long would it take to get to Saturn using a Rocket fuel to maintain speed of 30k mph, at its shortest distance traveling around the Sun accounting for drag of 289km per week. Each trip has to build a road map being Saturn isn’t a location it’s like a moving vehicle u have to first see where it’s at and map a plan to travel to it intersecting it when it’s at its closets point to earth. U can change the parameters saying how long will it take to get to Saturn using a satellite 🛰️ with no plan to use rockets 🚀 w/rocket fuel to slow down to get into Saturns orbit and instead just go by it snapping pics as it pass. No drag, limited weight etc etc.

[@TeW33zy]

Infact I have a wire for you which is equivalent to your silly question. How long will it take me to get to the White House? You would say I make no sense. I haven’t told u where I am, how I’m traveling rather it’s by car, by truck, by bike, by feet, by flight, by train etc. Of course u would need to map out a travel plan first like where are you coming from, are u driving, how much gas you have, are you driving then getting on a plane halfway there etc etc. You have to map a plan first then calculate not the other way around. Each trip has a different timeline.

[@krioni86sa]

Okay coach

[@two6520]

The sun is not fire, it is plasma. Fire requires an oxidizer, space has very very little oxygen.

[@colleenforrest7936]

Don't forget the official dwarfs!

[@romeoalpha68]

A lot of added information here . I don't expect you to just show each planet and say the number of miles , hours , days , etc . Yet come on . Maybe get to the point first and give us all the other tidbits later .

[@georgeshepherd3381]

By the time you're at jupiter, you're only halfway to Saturn!!!

[@bonafidehussler1]

Lol right good observation

[@Sushikatherman]

Idk why I thought Saturn was closer than Jupiter!

[@HenryFrederick]

Thanks for using miles...

[@user-iv2iu2wf4w]

Once we begin to build spacecraft out of the atmosphere we wont need as much fuel, but that wont happen for a while

[@nickmullen2830]

How many times do we need to be told the fastest point is when they are on the same side of the sun? I think we get that.

[@bubbatv2558]

My opinion is PLUTO IS A PLANET

[@sp-xq2id]

At ~3:18, you clearly mixed up the Earth and the Sun --which doesn't speak too well for your credibility in general.

[@sp-xq2id]

Holy sh*t, you did it *again* at ~ 4:15. I'm starting to think you guys are just completely incompetent.

[@crandonborth]

Ok the AI voice needs a bit of work… says the same things 5 different ways. 😂

[@jaunrodriguez12]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@fombutubona7348]

I thought bro was going to b like Earth to mercury 9 days, Earth to Jupiter 5 days.....and end of video😂😂😂

[@tfdtfdtfd]

Humans visiting Neptune? Well, that's an inevitability....but surely not in the time frames mentioned in this video nor with the technologies harnessed by humanity currently.

[@martyzielinski1442]

Inevitability? Don’t bet on that......

[@Blueknight1960]

You're assuming that humans will be here that far in the future. According to some, we're just monkeys leaving the forest and with the way people are these days and the sad pathetic state of our education system , it's not far from the truth. We're going backwards, not forwards.

[@richardmercer2337]

Given the length of this video, you'd have to REALLY care to answer the question for all the planets! And even then there are few if any direct answers here, just a bunch of contingencies....

[@whiterottenrabbit]

That's because it's an AI generated script

[@ClifftopTragedy]

How are these AI videos getting blasted all over my recommended. I can't get rid of them. Even the comments are mostly gibberish

[@davisgreen2099]

Put the Astronauts to sleep for missions beyond the Moon!

[@allan9603]

No need to mention kilometers.

[@scottweidt9144]

Putting it nicely, a little more accuracy would be wise. Giving skewed information can be counter productive.

[@bonafidehussler1]

Right

[@bradmason4706]

what if we moved Mars to closer to earth, say 1/2 way ?

[@frankmcmahon5820]

It takes no time to click out of this

[@sorrenblitz805]

Mercury is one of the hardest planets to get to actually.

[@paulh9329]

don't think we have actually sent a ship there yet

[@mbglosser]

How many times is this guy gonna say “there are many factors to take into account” regarding the trajectory of the launch and slowly down to orbit? We got it the first seven times

[@whiterottenrabbit]

It's not a guy, it's an AI voice and AI script.

[@mylescheetham2614]

To many adverts lost concentration

[@feralidiot4331]

Dang bro just wanted to educate ppl and everyone mad ??? 😭😭

[@JeremyCaron]

I can't with this guy's voice...

[@charity9660]

Probably about a week.

[@David-cv1se]

Space is Santa Claus for adults

[@ImAtLevel53]

Sending a probe to Uranus …. Ouch 😩

[@beautyis30]

😂

[@beautyis30]

😂

[@InspirationalSpaceship]

You’d need to use radiation as fuel so you don’t have to carry fuel.

[@Gribbo9999]

"very unique" Well rither it is or it isn't unique. There are no gradations of unique.

[@scottytomlin705]

About 44 or 45 years

[@slayer7682]

how far to the heliopause

[@user-uj8yw3ek4v]

A pity about the incorrect pronunciation of "kilometre". The correct pronunciation is the same as you would pronounce centimetre and millimetre. Colin

[@JamesGowan]

✝️ Subbed! God bless in 2024! ✝️

[@angusmackaskill3035]

30 years

[@PoetDarkling]

The sun is NOT a "big ball of fire."

[@elvirhadzic2784]

Let's waste the damn money to mercury just to get couple pictures and crash onto its surface 4 years ago, while on earth people are dying from hunger, good job

[@jordanhousel1892]

This screams chatGPT

[@chrisvelazquez6933]

It’s a perturbation maneuver

[@ianfeuerhake1859]

Too long

[@kananaskiscountry8191]

can i share something with u plz, the longer u make these the more i lose interest

[@dylanbrassel]

No one loses interest. We simply adapt. The long videos are joyous and fantastically made.

[@kananaskiscountry8191]

@@dylanbrassel they tend to get boring when also repeated, so no prob if u want to lose ppl - it's fine by me

[@fresh-eggs]

​@@kananaskiscountry8191You just have a very short attention span. You should be watching just ads which would align with your short attention span.

[@Swannonymous]

@@kananaskiscountry8191 it's not really the same as if you were watching a film or one of those hour long episodes of a show that you can easily follow along with, videos like these have information that need detailed explanation otherwise there's no point in even watching it

[@kananaskiscountry8191]

@@Swannonymous they tend to get boring when also repeated, so no prob if u want to lose ppl - it's fine by me

[@dantedepiro5677]

Sorry, this is way too long of a video for its stated purpose.

[@onearmedwolf6512]

I think its great. Not filled with fluff.

[@KatieWierzbicki-ib2ib]

Open your mind, maybe you'll learn something new. Or...just don't watch, its literally that simple. Have a nice day! 😊

[@aungtunlin2442]

That's what exactly what I want to say by looking at the title of video and the length of the video.

[@aungtunlin2442]

​@@KatieWierzbicki-ib2ib I am a fan of this channel. But it is not a good sign to do like this more. I am here to discuss more about this.

[@nomercyforthots6208]

You have tiktok brain

[@ryanianm]

Mercury has no where near the strength of Earth's magnetosphere.

[@desserieshaw937]

You can't mention all of thus without mentioning God he has everything to do with this planet and us humans.

[@bazingacurta2567]

It would take us seven

[@darthparallax5207]

Saturn: 2-8 years. Uranus: 13-15 years. Neptune: Gravity assist steps: Jupiter-Saturn: 3 years Saturn-Uranus: 5 years Uranus-Neptune: 3 years Minimum Neptune: 11 years from Jupiter Earth-Jupiter slow: 6-7 years Figure every 10 years of tech subtract 1 year from travel time. 2035: J: 5-6 S: 6-7 U: 12-14 N: 10+5? 2045: J: 4-5 S: 4+2 U: 4+2+4= 10 N: 4+2+4+2 = 12 2055: Mars, Jupiter, Saturn: 3 years each, with better supplies for more complex missions closer to Earth. Uranus: 3+5=8 Neptune: 3+5+3=11. In my lifetime I may see the Neptune speed-run hit 10 years out and 10 years back. 2065: I will be 74 yrs old. A child born in 2019 will be 74 in the year 2083, or 76 in 2085. 2085 is 60 years out. Saturn: 2 years Uranus: 7-9 years. High chance of lunar rovers to Ariel Umbriel Titania Oberon and Miranda before 2100. (This is how fast we're getting to Saturn today) Neptune: 18-6= 12 years. 2025-2085 is a conservative guess for travel probes to Uranus' Moons. Enceladus Titan Europa Ganymede and Callisto will all get missions in between now and then. (30, 37, 44, 51, 58) at least one every 7 years isn't unlikely, leaving the 2040s-2070s for developing Mars as an outpost to reduce times and costs further. We need a new technology if I have a shot of visiting Mars. The children born now will believe they are certain to see Mars. Their children may actually make it there.

[@deansnipah1392]

An hour and 15 to answer 7 questions? Yes fuck that. ADHD kicked in after 15 secs😂

[@melburnian]

I just wish the narrator didn't sound so... I apologise, but cartoonish American. Tone it down on in the intonation and send us to sleep my man. Love from Australia.

[@maundamartin59]

The distance between 2 points is a STRAIGHT LINE. IF SOMEBODY DISAGREES with my comments. Tupac EXPLAINED what this narrator' talked about 30 years ago." Straight BALLIN." Being that the SUN, EARTH and the any planets and MOONS are circular in nature 😂😂😂😂

[@matthewabear3084]

1 hour 14 minutes 18 seconds

[@SD78]

Was this made by AI? It needlessly repeats basic points over and over.

[@nismo2020]

Our atmosphere protects us from the sun's radiation.

[@MrStuartLitle]

@nismo2020 really!?😅😅

[@ElleeFielden]

Cool

[@ChiaraWatson]

Only partly. The magnetic field protects us the most.

[@Gfysimpletons]

Even if there was water on mercury why would it matter now? What a waste of time and money…..

[@rickshawwheelchair]

Why have we not sent a bunch of bombs to try to terraform venus yet? Mars, too. Send a bunch of certain chemicals and cyanobacteria. I'm an idiot and that sounds better than anything I've heard from experts!

[@lukemiller1149]

Are all these videos created by AI?

[@jacoblahr]

Venus and Neptune are very interesting 🤔. And Titan saturns natural sattelite. Theres soo much methane there lakes of that shi. Thank the Gods that the most interesting planets in my opinion have cool names.

[@MarinCipollina]

Wnat are the uncool names?

[@FrankCostanza82]

Written by AI?

[@oobatz333]

I know how long it would take for you tell us 🙄

[@Richard-nj1tp]

Ads, ads, ads…

[@thechrisnovak]

Lmao. He said the same concept 5 ways. Cheesus. Get to it

[@yutubeiscensorshipskum-ih8tw]

This video shows me how stupid people can be.

[@duracell8258]

That really sucked.

[@kinglyfe7846]

This fool need to just tell us the distance we not hear to hear about everything else making this longer than it has to be. Im changing it now at the 5 minute mark. I dont even care anymore. Boring and tired of hearing him.

[@somnuswaltz5586]

Uhhh ok? You missed a planet 🖕