In the age of space travel and colonialization, how will we solve

Federation time beacons.

>>8546281
Same way we solve navigation: pulsars

>>8546281
Earth time is universal time.

all time is local time

>>8546476
it's easier on earth because travel does not affect your perception of time, while a person jumping through wormholes and flying in a spaceship will experience a huge time distortion.

>>8546281

Given that it will take hundreds or thousands of years to go from star to star, it won't be a problem to simply have each one useing its own time system.

>>8546281
space travel and colonization isn't going to happen you mong

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>>8546549
DELET THIS

>>8546281
Easy. How much time has passed since the BB. Also applies flawlessly to time dilation, should you ever experience one

Quantum entanglement with master clock on Earth.

Galaxy rotation

>>8546476
YES! YES!

>>8546561
This seems like good standard if measurable in future

>>8546511
You can compensate for relitivity, though. Literally just need to know how "fast" you're going with respect to how fast your standard clock is going.

>>8546561
You're experiencing time dilation right now. Earth is moving very fast through space, along with the rest of the milky way, as well as our orbit around the Milky Way center Earth can get up to some pretty crazy speeds.

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>>8546854
A thousand yes's my dude

>>8546854
>ourguy
why is he ourguy?