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If a Voyager I type probe were to approach Earth, at what distance/ range would it be from us until we could faesibly interact with it or retrieve it?

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As there is very little resistance against our movements in space, would we be able to roughly determine how fast we were travelling in space assuming that we didn't have any observable points of reference to help us (e.g. stars)?

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What differences are there between the singularity at the centre of a black hole, and the Initial Singularity at the beginning of the universe?

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If a Voyager I type probe were to approach Earth, at what distance/ range would it be from us until we could faesibly interact with it or retrieve it?	815	askscience
As there is very little resistance against our movements in space, would we be able to roughly determine how fast we were travelling in space assuming that we didn't have any observable points of reference to help us (e.g. stars)?	1	askscience
What differences are there between the singularity at the centre of a black hole, and the Initial Singularity at the beginning of the universe?	0	askscience