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How would you measure how fast you're traveling, when time traveling?
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<blockquote data-quote="william" data-source="post: 2504331" data-attributes="member: 211585"><p>What kind of constant could be used to tell you how fast your traveling during the journey.</p><p>Since time isn't constant whilst time traveling, I would think that something, such as the vibrations of a quartz crystal, would be able to determine the "speed" at which you are doing so.</p><p>Any ideas on how it would be done?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="william, post: 2504331, member: 211585"] What kind of constant could be used to tell you how fast your traveling during the journey. Since time isn't constant whilst time traveling, I would think that something, such as the vibrations of a quartz crystal, would be able to determine the "speed" at which you are doing so. Any ideas on how it would be done? [/QUOTE]
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