Random Galaxy Distance Every Day @dailyastrobot

A galaxy in Columba (NGC 2188) Distance: 23.9 megalight-years 646.455 billion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 1.07 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

Sombrero Galaxy (NGC 4594) Distance: 9.55 megalight-years 258.312 billion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 0.427 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

Dust Bunnies (NGC 1316) Distance: 62 megalight-years 1.677 trillion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 2.775 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

Antennae Galaxies (NGC 4038/NGC 4039) Distance: 45 megalight-years 1.217 trillion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 2.014 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

A galaxy in Sextans (NGC 3169) Distance: 57 megalight-years 1.542 trillion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 2.551 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

A galaxy in Aries (NGC 972) Distance: 49.8 megalight-years 1.347 trillion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 2.229 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

Butterfly Galaxies (NGC 4567/NGC 4568) Distance: 59.4 megalight-years 1.607 trillion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 2.658 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

Bode's Galaxy (NGC 3031) Distance: 12 megalight-years 324.58 billion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 0.537 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

A galaxy in Virgo (NGC 4526) Distance: 55 megalight-years 1.488 trillion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 2.462 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

The Stellar Forge (NGC 1792) Distance: 36.4 megalight-years 984.559 billion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 1.629 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

Hoag's Object (PGC 54559) Distance: 612.8 megalight-years 16.575 trillion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 27.426 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

A galaxy in Pegasus (NGC 7331) Distance: 39.8 megalight-years 1.077 trillion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 1.781 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

A galaxy in Indus (NGC 7049) Distance: 100 megalight-years 2.705 trillion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 4.475 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

Sculptor Galaxy (NGC 253) Distance: 11.4 megalight-years 308.351 billion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 0.51 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

Fireworks Galaxy (NGC 6946) Distance: 25.2 megalight-years 681.618 billion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 1.128 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

A galaxy in Fornax (NGC 922) Distance: 142 megalight-years 3.841 trillion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 6.355 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

Needle Galaxy (NGC 4565) Distance: 42.7 megalight-years 1.155 trillion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 1.911 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

A galaxy in Ursa Major (NGC 2985) Distance: 70.1 megalight-years 1.896 trillion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 3.137 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

A galaxy in Ursa Major (NGC 2841) Distance: 46 megalight-years 1.244 trillion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 2.059 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light

A galaxy in Parseus (NGC 1275) Distance: 222 megalight-years 6004.73 billion years to reach at our current fastest space travel speed (Apollo 10 mission) 9.936 million years to reach at 99.9% the speed of light