u/seasofrage

Hi, I am a 16 year old that loves physics and astrology and I was doing research for a fun project where im calculating the amount of time it'd take voyager 1 to reach Proxima Centauri IF it was moving in that direction. While doing research I found this article that talks about how voyager will reach 1 light day away later this year. I noticed that the article claimed that 1 light day was 1,079,252,848 kilometers, but after calculating it myself I found that 1 light day is actually 25,902,068,371.2. I thought it was pretty interesting ig. Here is the article: https://science.nasa.gov/mission/voyager/where-are-voyager-1-and-voyager-2-now/

My work and calculations are on one image.

Hi, im looking to upgrade to a 49" ultrawide, as my current triple monitor setup is very jery rigged, and i want a simple, reliable, but immersive solution. I noticed that the Odessey G9 49" was a good option but they are quite expensive, and ive struggled to find a cheaper and reliable option. I was wondering if you know of any good priced monitors. I want at least 120hz (preferably 144hz), 49", and a good curvature like the G9. I've found some good deals on off brands on Amazon, but I've heard that they use VA panels that are very bad (correct me if im wrong).