How long would it take a wormhole drive to reach Destiny's location?

[thekillman]

Asgard ship speeds have debatably been retconned though.

Even so it would take a long period of continuous travel to reach the Destiny, can hyperdrives handle months of use at their top speeds? Can we provide the power to do this without a ZPM?

A ZPM is worth more than the hundred or so people on Destiny...

they haven't.

secondly, i posted ages ago that either Destiny is reached within a short timeframe at a huge cost or in a long timeframe at relatively low cost. pick your way

[Buba uognarf]

they haven't.

secondly, i posted ages ago that either Destiny is reached within a short timeframe at a huge cost or in a long timeframe at relatively low cost. pick your way

The two week travel time quote disagrees with you. Like I said it's debatable so let's leave it at that.

You know exactly how far the Destiny is then? Didn't I basically say it would be of great cost to reach the Destiny in my post...

[Col.Ads]

Just curious but since we saw the starmap on destinys flightpath in Air have we have any incling into destinys location approx? even the amount of galaxies its been through

[lordofseas]

Just curious but since we saw the starmap on destinys flightpath in Air have we have any incling into destinys location approx? even the amount of galaxies its been through

...a lot.

[Eternal Density]

Under a minute.
But the chance of not being vaporised either upon activation or arrival, is practically nil.

[Ark Cammando]

By capturing ori ships and down loading their databases till we get what we want.

[Eternal Density]

How long would it take a spacecraft with a wormhole drive the reach the Destiny's current location and how much power output would be required?

It would take exactly 2 EALs and would require 3 PDUs.

(EAL = Episode Act Length. PDU = Plot Device Unit.)
[edit] By responding to the OP without reading the whole thread I failed to noticed that I already read the whole thread and posted... whoops.

[General Jumper One]

the fastest way to get there would be to Transwarp there

[Gatz]

As long as the writers need it to take. I mean, you only have to look at hyperdrive speed inconsistencies to look that numbers are not their thing. I hope they'll never end up reaching Destiny, though.

[YsoL8]

eh, plot-hole drive surely?

Gets you there in comfort and style!

[webxro]

i would like some supplies for Destiny but nobody there until the last episode in 20 seasons

[dacooker]

Interesting thread, answer as long as it takes to step through a stargate.

Wormholes fold space time, travel is instant! =P

[lordofseas]

Interesting thread, answer as long as it takes to step through a stargate.

Wormholes fold space time, travel is instant! =P

Near-instantaneous.

[Pharaoh Atem]

Near-instantaneous.

didn't carter say it was like 3 secs. but traveling to destiny might take longer being a billion light years from earth

[kernl sandrs]

didn't carter say it was like 3 secs. but traveling to destiny might take longer being a billion light years from earth

A wormhole is a wormhole. Stepping through the gate in Cheyenne Mountain going to Abydos will take just as long as if you were going directly to Atlantis. As far as we can tell, the time between de-materialization and re-materialization is incredibly small. And besides, it may take a few seconds, but to the traveler it will appear instantaneous because as Carter pointed out, you are unconscious when you're de-materialized.