On Wed, Feb 17, 2016 at 11:49 AM, Craig Berry <xxxxxx@gmail.com> wrote: > Which is why Jump as written is inconsistent with reality as we understand > it; since the jump entry and jump exit are separated further in space than > in time, there will be observers who see them in either order. Hilarity > ensues. :> > Unsure where the hilarity comes in. Not trying to be impolite, just .. missing something. Entry observer sees ship leave. 3+ years later, telescope shows ship exiting jump. But they know it's propagation delay, and know when the exit really was. Exit observer sees ship arrive, then 3+ years later, telescope shows ship entering jump. But they know it's propagation delay, and know when the entry really was. Both observers can do math, come up with date/times that match for entry and exit.
