How fast is a cruise ship?
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The fastest cruise ship travels about 30 Knots it is a ship with Olympia Cruise Line
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About 1000 feet per sec.
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Very RAPID!\nSCARY too.
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It would take 4.3 years to get to the nearest star (Proxima Centauri) if you were traveling at the speed of light. However, it would take nearly 118,000 years to get there if you were traveling at the speed of a space shuttle (approximately 25,000 mph).
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if we travel at the speed of light, it would take approximately 4.2 years to travel to Proxima Centauri.  Obviuosly, we can't reach that speed.  Space Shuttles can reach a speed of 17,500 mph or 7823.2 m/s.  With this speed, it would take 161059.4 yrs
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Cruising Range:\nLand at 25 MPH: 300 Miles\nWater at 2600 RPM: 7 Hours\nCruising Speed:\nLand: 20 to 30 MPH\nWater: 6 MPH\nMaximum Speed Forward:\nLand: 45 MPH\nWater: 8.2 MPH\nMaximum Speed Reverse:\nLand: 12 MPH\nWater: 4.5 MPH
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How fast is he walking?
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A 3-day cruise.  PERFECT idea!
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Doing 25 mph, one could probably average 150 miles a day.\n\nCoast to Coast is about 2000 miles. \n\nIt would take about 2 weeks to go coast to coast.
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uh?  faster than your car.
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Nautical mile per hour
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exactly how fast do you think is fast?
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Mate this question is very open ended.\nBig fast powerful?\nSmall slow economical"\nPetrol?\nDiesel?\nSingle?\nTwin?\n\nI recently brought a 12m (38') Cougarcat from Bermagui (Southern NSW Coast) to Brisbane a distance of 600 NM. The vessel was powered by two TAMD63 6.3 Litre turbo Volvo Diesels. The vessel burned about 80 litres per hour. Used 2700 litres of fuel. At an average price of $1.65 per litre for diesel, it cost $4400 in fuel to do the trip.\n\nThis was a big relatively fast charter boat. Even at 29' There is a huge difference in fuel burn between a two cylinder diesel in a sail boat using 4 litres per hour and two petrol mercruisers using 120 litres per hour. So it is impossible to answer your question at all until you have some better data.\n\nOne thing to think about would be a Yacht. I must stress though, make sure you learn a lot about sailing both in a theoretical and practical sense before undertaking a journey of this magnitude. I have been driving rescue boats for almost 10 years, and I am still not ready to take on a journey like that one.
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...traditional merchant ships were accustomed to average speeds of under 5 knots (9 km/h), clippers aimed at 9 knots (17 km/h) or better. Sometimes these ships could reach 20 knots (37 km/h).
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the earth's orbital speed is 67 000 miles per hour.
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On board one of the strengthened cruise ships that occasionally make the journey.  Otherwise there are not too many customers there!
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It depends on its speed, weight, size, motor size, wind power, wave height and direction of the ship compared to the direction of the wind.