I did some math, which was a calculation that built upon some previous calculations made by other travelers in the universe.
It would take around 6.5 TRILLION years to explore the universe fully. And even that number barely scratches the surface. It is extremely generous since it assumes the traveler only spends 1 second on each and every planet/moon. So it still does not explore the game 100%...
Perhaps to do that would take considerably longer. How long does it take the discover EVERYTHING a planet has to offer? We both know the arduous answer to that, haha. So maybe the estimate yet another explorer gave might be more accurate, although upon first seeing the number I thought it was greatly exaggerated.
Something along the lines of 1.9 x 10¹⁹ years. But still, this number 19,000,000,000,000,000,000 nineteen quintillion years seems to somehow fall short since this time it assumes you only spend 15 minutes in each solar system for the sole purposes of refueling. This is still not enough and also ignores space stations, flora, fauna, among many other things in this reality.
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