I suggested, “Let’s do it this way. We can make a serial quantity on the mark and get the different two groups to send the signal according to their crew range and the serial variety of the mark. If the 2nd team reached the first mark, he would have them flash the mark twice, then once again. The 2nd mark would flash twice, then twice again, and so on. We’ll use this to calculate our time difference.”
“Good idea.”
We’d depart the first number. My time used to be 10:30, and Frank’s used to be 8:40.
The difference between us was one hour and fifty minutes.
For the second number, I counted that 5 minutes had passed, but the time on my watch used to be already 10:45, and Fred’s time was 8:45.
“Your time glide is normal,” I said. “Ours has come to be faster.”
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