How long is a galactic year, the time it takes for our solar system to make one orbit around the Milky Way?
Correct answer: 225-250 million years

Player #25874027
Tobias,
If we mark our position today we can check when we get back to it.

Centenarian
You can however bend space and shorten the distances between places

Anya
Player #136569400, it’s headed in our direction as we speak. Though it will take hundreds of millions of years. We will be long gone as the Earth will grow inhospitable way before then.

Player #136569400
Wannabe Vulcan, maybe one day they will catch up..lol.

Player #136569400
BrainTek , I read Andromeda will bi-sect the Milky Way.

BrainTek
I learned something new today.. I thought I read somewhere a few yrs ago or watched it.. it was either that the milky way and Andromeda are heading toward each other or Andromeda is heading toward a black hole or Andromeda is set to collide with another galaxy (or collide with something) --- has been a few yrs since I read or watched it and not going to Google it atm

Alex
who counted is a good question. this orbit interval is recorded in ancient Hindu texts and we have just estimated it recently.

lolirock and anime lover
Player #103085923, though it is still a lot😉😏😌

Aurora
Who counted? I don’t believe in the trueness of these data. Just my opinion 🤷♀️

Wannabe Vulcan
hvnfun, all it takes is a wormhole. What's the problem?

Rishi Arora
#questionoftheday

Becca
this one was a little difficult but I like questions about sky and galaxy ☺️☺️

pooja
yes i like question related to galaxies

twobros787
footnie55, you've got to be kidding me!!

Mica
I just picked the longest time and it turned out correct

joe tambagan
A time range difference of 25 million years is unbelievable.

Kohen
euls, one can be proven.

Alex
Never learned this but now I did

Prince
Player #50814241, but hopefully just exists in grand scale of the universe

Player #50814241
Centenarian,
Wormholes aren’t yet possible

Poekneegurl
Player #25874027, 🤣

Player #42162630
Centenarian, "Interstellar"

Dean Hetherington
Centenarian, can you ?
Bring it on !

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JezzerLX, spot on