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Hypothetical Interstellar Journey Could Take Millions of Years, Spanning 300 Generations
Scientists discuss the concept of extremely long-duration space travel, where a journey to a distant star could take 2.5 million years. This would mean that the original travelers' descendants, perhaps 300 generations later, would be the ones to finally reach the destination.
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