To the Moon
The Moon is 238,855 miles away. This is how much of that distance the logbook has covered, one trip at a time, and roughly when the rest gets done.
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Miles traveled
Traveled, a segment per year
Booked
Still to go
Around the World
How We Got There
By air, by sea, and by road
Miles by Year
Longest Single Legs
One hop, stop to stop
Farthest Trips
Every leg of the trip added together
Getting There Estimate
The journeys to and from home that the logbook doesn't record
Distances are straight lines between the stops in the logbook: port to port for a ship, airport to airport for a flight. Flights home that are written down as legs count too. The real route, whether that's a ship's course or a road's bends, is always a little longer. Short drives, like the one to the airport, aren't counted, which is why land miles look small.