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Posted by: Unseen Blade
Oh, and if you say the suns are different color, if you look closely, you will see that the light is coming from the moons (just like in Halo 3's ending) and not that red sun. The night time makes it so that the moons reflect blue (because the large ocean is now under it) in the Halo 3 ending.
There is errrr... Well, how to say this? Let me answer this with a question... Where does the moon get its light? Bingo! The sun! The moon is NOT a source of light, the sun is the ONLY source of light. If you'll observe our own night sky, it is still blue; like our daytime sky. Only difference is that it's a much darker shade of blue, because the sun is not directly shining, but the rays are bouncing off the moon. It should still theoretically be the same color if it were the same planet, because the star IS the overwhelming source of light, and the moon is NOT a source of light. The moon, again, just reflects the sun's light.
Also, all your articles, etc, about time travel are very lovely, but there's one glaring issue here: time travel is, thus far, fictional. It has never been achieved. As a result, the physics, as well as the effects and consequences, are unknown. Therefore, you would have to pull these "facts" from other fictional sources, and almost every fictional source has their own definition of time travel. In essence, there is no way you could know that time travel changes the shape of things. There is this little law called the conservation of energy and matter. It states that energy or matter can never be created or destroyed, only transferred or broken down. That in mind, how do you propose the supposed time rift created an entire front half of a ship, paint and all, from nothing? Are you proposing that the shape, function, paint job of the front half of the ship were all created in the time rift, arranged in that exact manner by random chance?
No, I won't go further. Mainly because this is a joke thread (:
Hahah.