So… It wouldn’t work this way, right? The sun moving in the sky is the earth rotating, so the “proper” way to have done this would be to rotate the earth, which would have an immediately noticeable effect, no delay.
If the sun itself was moved so that it would appear in the same spot as it was 10 minutes ago, that would have pretty big consequences on the orbits of the solar system, right? I don’t think things would be back to normal after a few minutes.
Yes, but again: only with 8 minutes delay. Gravity also only moves at light speed.
Back to normal could mean the Collector put everything in its original position, so the random floods, weather events and other calamities will end in 8 minutes again, no worries!
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So… It wouldn’t work this way, right? The sun moving in the sky is the earth rotating, so the “proper” way to have done this would be to rotate the earth, which would have an immediately noticeable effect, no delay.
If the sun itself was moved so that it would appear in the same spot as it was 10 minutes ago, that would have pretty big consequences on the orbits of the solar system, right? I don’t think things would be back to normal after a few minutes.
Your applying logic to magic
they started it
Ad hominem ;)
they started it hominem ;)
(I’m sorry, this joke is bad and I feel bad)
Yes, but again: only with 8 minutes delay. Gravity also only moves at light speed.
Back to normal could mean the Collector put everything in its original position, so the random floods, weather events and other calamities will end in 8 minutes again, no worries!