Without knowing what your show is about, I believe its referring the rotation of the planet and alignment of one constellation taking the place of the other. You'd look up and see Gemeni. Later when you look there youd see Orca. Thats how I understand it. Its a measure of time by watching stars "move" which is actually the rotation of the planet, its wobble, and its and orbit of the center star, our sun for example.

Originally posted by Christian:

Without knowing what your show is about, I believe its referring the rotation of the planet and alignment of one constellation taking the place of the other. You'd look up and see Gemeni. Later when you look there youd see Orca. Thats how I understand it. Its a measure of time by watching stars "move" which is actually the rotation of the planet, its wobble, and its and orbit of the center star, our sun for example.

That is truly fascinating! As I understand, people used to look at the sky and measure time very accurately. I think this is truly a remarkable skill to have! But, regarding this. Here is the of the scene from my comment. I would like to try and find out more on how to talk like this xD It's quite....unique

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWSbEoynUes&ab_channel=MovieClip4u

The "Jersey City" accent or the Regal British accent?

There have been many cases of people like actors and actresses in Hollywood, who adapted the British flair just for fun. Nothing wrong with picking up some voice acting skills if it appeals to you.

Originally posted by Christian:

The "Jersey City" accent or the Regal British accent?

There have been many cases of people like actors and actresses in Hollywood, who adapted the British flair just for fun. Nothing wrong with picking up some voice acting skills if it appeals to you.

Oh, no no. The accents are awesome, also very fun to learn! However, what I mean by how unique he talks. Is the way he measures time. When Orcus moves into the house of Gemini is classified (by the government xD) as 18h30. How would one measure this from what time Orcus is and how to measure the rest. I love what you said in your first post, but there has to be a measurement to this, right?

Im no astronomer, so Ill just link what Sidereal time keeping is and maybe you'll get what you want out of that. It will do a far better job than me trying to explain it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidereal_time


Check out the free app for your phone called Stellarium also, I think youd like it. You can turn on the landscape, grid, and constellations, options to get a better understanding of what the aforementioned article describes.

Originally posted by Christian:

Im no astronomer, so Ill just link what Sidereal time keeping is and maybe you'll get what you want out of that. It will do a far better job than me trying to explain it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidereal_time


Check out the free app for your phone called Stellarium also, I think youd like it. You can turn on the landscape, grid, and constellations, options to get a better understanding of what the aforementioned article describes.

This looks awesome, thank you.