Winter time travel
I've seen occasional references in passing recommending against winter (that is, below freezing) travel in an RV. We own an Itasca Navion, purchased used a couple of years back. We're considering ...
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DrewE wrote:ScottG wrote:
Aw rats. I thought this thread was about time travel in the winter. :W
Time travel in winter is the same as time travel in summer. It generally goes along at a steady rate of approximately twenty-four hours each day, whether you want it to or not. :B
On the other hand, if you've got one of those really powerful V10 motors, and you accelerate long enough to approach light speed, time will appear to move more slowly to an outside observer.
Me, I've just got the five cylinder diesel in my Sprinter; I don't think I'll be able to get anywhere near light speed.
Thanks, folks, for the good advice here. Looks like it'll be feasible.
