That depends on the mode of transportation. Walking? Forever and a day.
Driving? A perfectly ordinary automobile can travel at 100 km per hour (60 MPH). At that rate, it would take 8,000 hours.
Flying? An average jet airliner travels a bit over 1,000 km/hour, so you'd log 800 flight hours to reach that total. (For the record, I have about 6,000 flight hours in my logbook, but it isn't ALL in jets; still, I've probably traveled over 800,000 km in my aviation career.)
The Space Shuttle goes about 30,000 km/hour, so under 3 days of orbiting would reach that total. And the Moon is about 400,000 km from the Earth, and the Apollo astronauts traveled there and back in about a week.
8 km = 800000 cm
22 hours
20 minutes
28 minutes 34.29 seconds.
It takes 7.8 minutes to travel 13km at 100km/h
Answer: 800000 ' = 243.84 km
8 km = 800000 cm
1000 km
22 hours
20 minutes
28 minutes 34.29 seconds.
40 km is 24.85 miles.
10mins
3600/25 seconds
Your ship will take one hour to travel 998,760 km
That depends, how fast are you traveling? If you're going 1 KM/hr, it will take you an hour to travel 1 KM If you're going 4 KM/hr it will take you 15 minutes to travel 1 KM. If you're going 60 KM/hr it will take you 1 minute to travel 1 KM. If you're going... well, you get the idea.
It takes 7.8 minutes to travel 13km at 100km/h