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How long it will take Voyager to get to Ninth Planet?

Eventually is there any possibility to shoot probe like Voyager in future?


EDIT: I know the meeting of probe and hypothetical Planet IX is pretty much impossible but I just wanted to know how long it's gonna take for eventual new probe to reach orbit and/or planet. If it really exists. 
Just a random question that came up to my mind that I wanted to know answer to.

PS. Holy shit this blew up.
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Presently, this planet is hypothetical. There have not been direct observations of this object - it's existence has been inferred from the orbits of smaller bodies in the outer solar system (i.e. they move as though their orbits are being perturbed by a large distant body). 

With that out of the way, the media says this planet orbits at 20x the distance to Uranus. Uranus has a 20 AU orbital radius, so that puts the planet at a 400 AU distance. Voyager 1 is currently at a distance of about 135 AU out, and traveling at about 17 km/s. To travel another 265 AU at this rate, it will arrive at the planet's predicted orbital radius in 74 years. 

Of course, given the incredibly long orbital period of the hypothetical planet it is unlikely Voyager 1 will have anything to look at when it passes.