JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for August 05, 2024

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    Enter.Name.Here  5 months ago

    “ONLY” 137 light years, or 805 trillion miles. The fastest spacecraft we ever made went 364,660 mph. At that speed it will only take 2,207,535,786 hours to get there, or a little over 252 thousand years. Pack well for the trip!

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    jmworacle  5 months ago

    Sounds like he’s talking about the planet Krypton.

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    crookedwolf Premium Member 5 months ago

    I like the little “surprise” emoji in the first panel!

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    goboboyd  5 months ago

    You won’t believe what the kids are wearing! And if you look really, really close, the Starbucks is doing BOGO every eon. And the ‘convenience’ store on the way has regular size Taco Doritos for six hundred thousand a bag. While supplies last. (Must buy four.)

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    Ellis97  5 months ago

    A Super Earth? They must be super advanced.

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    stamps  5 months ago

    It’s hard to imagine a technology that would get us there in one person’s lifetime. Let alone back again.

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    Maswartz  5 months ago

    Not sure how he gets from her believing in footage to her believing in UFOs

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    tammyspeakslife Premium Member 5 months ago

    The grass is always greener on the other side of the galaxy

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    DaBump Premium Member 5 months ago

    Oh, there are UFOs, or UAPs, but a possible planet light years away doesn’t mean there are aliens visiting us from outer space.

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    tomfromthe50s Premium Member 5 months ago

    Of course, any images of that planet show it as it looked 137 years ago.

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    stringer831  5 months ago

    I have a reservation at Milliways.

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    markkahler52  5 months ago

    A New Heaven and a New Earth?!

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