/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>9616011
>>9616015
So this is the power of being caged in reference frames.
I will put timestamps on the events instead of ASCII autism doodles.
I'm not actually counting in shit like leap years and such because it's irrelevant to the point

>Mar. 24. 2018 - 16:00:00
Fleet orbiting planet B 10 light years away from planet A and planet C confirms heresy on planet A which is only 7 light years away from planet C.
>Mar. 24. 2018 - 16:10:00
Fleet commander send Ansible message to planet C, requesting permission to exterminate planet A,
>Mar. 24. 2018 - 16:20:00
Command on planet C authorizes exterminatus of planet A.
>Mar. 24. 2018 - 16:30:00
Fleet orbiting planet B plots course for planet A and warps out.
>Mar. 24. 2018 -16:30:01
Fleet exits warp in planet A's orbit
>Mar. 30. 2018 - 00:00:00
All incantations and rituals have been completed. The fleet drops the hammer on the planet A, blowing it to smithereens.
>Mar. 30. 2018 - 00:05:00
Fleet confirms mission completed with Planet C and Warps out.
>Mar. 30. 2018 - 00:05:01
Fleet returns to planet B's orbit

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>Mar. 24. 2027 - 16:30:01
Observer on planet C sees a planet B's fleet warp IN near planet A, while also seeing same fleet just chilling above the planet B (because they did fuckall up to that point for decades)
>Mar. 30. 2027 - 00:00:00
Observer on planet C sees planet A get BTFO
>Mar. 30. 2027 - 00:05:00
Observer on planet C sees planet B's fleet warp out from former planet A's orbit
>Mar. 24. 2030 - 16:30:00
Observer on planet C sees planet B's fleet warp out from planet B's orbit
>Mar. 30. 2030 - 00:05:01
Observer on planet C sees planet B's fleet return to planet B's orbit.

Causality has NOT been violated in any way.
If you can't wrap your head around this, I sincerely pity you.