Calculate the travel time and required speed to travel from Earth to Uranus based on distance and propulsion method
Learn how to use the calculator and understand the factors affecting interplanetary travel
The calculator uses the basic formula: Time = Distance ÷ Speed. However, real interplanetary travel is more complex:
Uranus is the farthest planet from Earth on average. A spacecraft would need to travel approximately 2.02 AU (about 3.1 billion km) to reach Uranus.
Current space exploration technology suggests that missions to Uranus would take between 8-15 years with chemical propulsion, while advanced propulsion methods could potentially reduce this time significantly.