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23-08-2017
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If it were somehow possible for you to drive your car along some stellar highway in the sky to the location of this explosion, how long would it take you to get there, assuming you drove at 100 km/h km/h

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If you drive in a straight line, then the number of hours it would take is (the distance to the explosion, in km) divided by 100.

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