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That is a good point, however, remember that traveling 100 lightyears
distance may take 150 years in a very, very fast vehicle, but that is a 150 years from a stationary perspective. It's much less time for the people in the vehicle as time slows down for you as you move very fast. If you can move just below light speed then a journey of 1000 light years distance will take very, very little time for the people traveling at such speed. The only inconvenience being that over 1000 years time will have passed from the relatively stationary starting position. So long as you can accelerate fast enough and reach a near-light speed; you can go anywhere in the universe within any time (say an hour). The price to pay is that your relatively static start point will have had many, may years pass in your high speed hour. Ed: I don't mean this as an argument for the existance of alien UFOs.
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