time zones.
okay, so i just had this crazy thought.
i know what you must feel 'Nate's been thinking, run! O:' jk xD but like seriously this is pretty clever or... yeah, you judge Haha
i hope you know about time zones or this won't make any sense to you. i was looking in this Atlas and it had a map over the different time zones. we all know 0 is in Britain... and then to the east... it's east, isn't it? xD the right on a map... like to Russia it's plus (+). so like if you go to the very east of Russia you've moved "forward" in time. and same if you're in Britain and go to America you've moved back in time cause it's the... west? Haha, anyway the hours are minus (-) there >.<
so... what crossed my head is that let's say you're at the very east of Russia... and it's noon. exactly 12 o'clock. and then you move to the east in the exact right speed so the clock keeps being 12. like since you're moving 'minus' in the time zones, it should work right? xD
like you start going from this place wayyy in the east at 12, and as you keep walking to the west the time is still 12. so when you arrive in the west technically like 6 hours after it should still be 12. Haha xD
You probably didn't understand shit of this, but hey at least i tried? xD *proud*
and for those of you who understood it, it's soo smart. admit it! O.o
but you cant walk fast enough to cross a time zone in one hour. but if you fly you can get there before you leave.
saw your blog link on interpals, thought i'd check it out ;)
there's a professor branestawm book i read when i was like, 10 (dont judge the geek within me) & it says that if you go from a to b it takes ten minutes. go twice as fast its 5, twice as fast its half again, so theoretically if you go fast enough it'll take no time at all, and if you go even faster you get there before you left.
but, i still think we should try your idea haha :) x
