If you could drive a car straight up into space at highway speeds, how long would it take to reach the moon?
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Assuming you are cruising at a steady 60 miles per hour, covering the average distance of 238,855 miles to our lunar neighbor would take roughly 166 days, which is about 6 months. Thinking it takes mere hours or minutes underestimates the sheer void of space, as the moon is much farther away than it looks in the night sky. While 6 days is a bit of a rounding error compared to the actual 6 months, the other options are wildly optimistic; you would be stuck in gridlock for a long time before hitting any moon dust.