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This would obviously have a very large variable of the speed of the rocket, but here is the equation to figure is out

((((1.51368454*10^19/S)/60)/60)/24)/365.25=T

S being the speed of the rocket in meters/sec

1.51368454*10^19 being a light year distance

divided by 60 seconds

divided by 60 mins

divided by 24 hours

divided by 365.25 days

So for example if this rocket was traveling at a constant speed of 8000m/s

1.51368454*10^19/8000/60/60/24/365.25=59 957 210.8

Which is almost 60 million years

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