Obviously "it depends". For humans at present it would take weeks. We have to build the spacecraft first though.
It took "Curiosity" about 250 Earth days to get to Mars. That's about 250 x 24 hours. So that's ROUGHLY 6000 hours.
Typical expected manned earth to mars travel times are about a year and a half (each way), but this depends on the chosen trajectory and how powerful/expensive a rocket you can get. But it cannot be done in weeks, even if you took a straight-line trajectory at the exact moment (this moment occurs only once every two years) the planets made their closest approach because we don't have technology that can build that powerful a rocket.
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The time it takes to travel to Mars varies depending on the speed of the spacecraft and its trajectory. On average, it takes around 6-9 months to travel from Earth to Mars using current spacecraft technology. This equates to roughly 4,000 to 6,000 hours of travel time.
6480hours do the math
It takes 9 months to get to mars each month has 30 days=
Or 270daysx24hours=6480 hours
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Travel time to Mars can vary depending on the positions of Earth and Mars in their orbits. On average, it takes about 6-9 months to travel to Mars using current spacecraft technology. Planning for the right launch window is important to minimize travel time.
At one kilometer an hour 377 hours.
It will take 3 hours 19 minutes.
It takes about 3 days (72 hours) for a spacecraft to travel from Earth to the Moon.
If you could travel at the speed of light, the trip from Mars to the Sun would take you about 12-15 minutes - and that's assuming you start off immediately at light-speed.Mars is approxy 205 million KM away from the sun. Divide that into light hours(Traveling @ - Speed of Light (I) for --- hrs., mins., secs., yrs., etc.)Now, the average light second can travel up to 1km per 0.005 of a second.Transfer that and go into the decameter and you will find thatit is approxy 2441.5 hrs to get to the sun from Mars.