We Have Lift Off in our Traction 600 Space Elevator

WE HAVE LIFT OFF! Travel Across The Solar System In Our Traction 600 Space Elevator! THE SPACE ELEVATOR We've all been in a lift before, but have you ever travelled in a space elevator? Well, there are plans in Japan to get one, quite literally, off the ground.96,000km into space, to be precise. BUT THAT'S BY THE YEAR 2050! 2050 WE WANT TO GO NOW! So hop into our Traction 600 (Galileo) as we take you on a trip through time and space! TRACTION 600 SPECS BEAUTIFUL VIEWS WARP ENGINE WARP SPEED SPEED We'll crank it to 0.6m/s! Distance (m) to planet = Time (secs) to reach our destination. 0.6m/s "Speed equals distance over time" - sang to the tune of Jamiroquai's Deeper Underground – MERCURY Distance from Earth: 91,691,000km Time taken: 1,768,730.71 days Best bring a book, ey? VENUS Distance from Earth: 41,400,000km Time taken: 798,611.11 days That's 1,150,000,000 MINS it must have taken women to travel from Venus.. MARS Distance from Earth: 78,340,000km Time taken: 1,511,188.272 days .or 36,268,518.52 MINS hours for men to venture back. JUPITER Distance from Earth: 628,730,000km Time taken: 12,128,279.32 days You could get through roughly 291,078,704 EPISODES of Game Of Thrones. SATURN Back in a jilf! Distance from Earth: 1,275,000,000km Time taken: 24,594,907.41days Alternatively, that's approximately 212,500 GIGAJIFFIES. (A Jiffy is classed as 0.01. to be precise.) URANUS Distance from Earth: 2,723,950,000km Time taken: 52,545,331.79 days That's a long time to travela mere 27,239.5 TERAMICKEYS (A Mickey is roughly 0.1mm – named after the smallest detectable movement ofa computer mouse) NEPTUNE Distance from Earth: 4,351,400,000km Time taken: 83,939,043.21 days Which means around 17,69 0 DOGS could enjoy a lovely full life in our Galileo! We still love Pluto, even if the Solar System doesn't, so... PLUTO Distance from Earth: 7,500,000,000km Time taken: 144,675,925.9 days Or 5,357,142,825 SHEPPEYS to you and me. (Fine.. a Sheppy is 7/8 of a mile, or the furthest distance at which a sheep still looks picturesque) If you'd like to check out the Traction 600 (Galileo) before you hop off to Neptune, come visit us over at: www.axess2.co.uk Designed by SearchQuest axess Traction bøø