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There’s an easy solution nobody seems to be considering. We put rockets on the moon to continually adjust its orbit in order to preserve perfect adherence to a
by stouset 2y ago
There’s an easy solution nobody seems to be considering. We put rockets on the moon to continually adjust its orbit in order to preserve perfect adherence to a 24-hour solar day.
Hell, once we’ve perfected this technique we could even use it to gradually pull us into a perfect 365-day year! Or better, 364 days, which is evenly divisible by 12 (edit: oops, 13) months.
- Someone 2y ago> Or better, 364 days, which is evenly divisible by 12 months. 364/12 = 30⅓ I wouldn’t call that much better. :-)
- stouset 2y agoWhoops, I meant 13!
- bashinator 2y agoI'm glad to see someone tackling the problem head-on instead of just coming up with workarounds.