>>16718646
>It's faster to freeze hot water than cold water.
Thank you for brining this up!
The other day, this happened to run through my mind, and it brought some mental visions depicting a physical model as the product of these 'abstract'(comprehensibly-reprsentable&reproducible 'kinds of feel') computationally/testable ways to verify/adjust for precision which might possibly further extend relevance to some other stuff.

I know that doesn't make sense, but I promise, the actual thought behind the salad is indescribably more reasonably cogent, so much so that I'd almost be surprised if there isn't already accepted literature describing the thing I'm thinking of.

In the similar model of Pokemon Go, you could have a collaboractive 'Star Seeker' app that has you search the sky through a web-connected camera at designated time(s), and then the pictures are uploaded and puzzled together with other pictures taken from around the (area/state/country/world). Have a Space Journal/Captain's Log that you can. use to help track time.


Use drones that are positioned at the right altitude.location with a flashing light attached that can act as a beacon, as well as having the capability to restrict the width of the beacon's emitted light to a designated range.