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Standard Time Continuum
The Standard Time Continuum is the bedrock upon which the fabric of reality is woven. It is the fundamental basis for all time, space, and existence, and serves as the root universe from which all other alternate universes derive. In the Standard Time Continuum, time… Read More »Standard Time Continuum
The Hasselhoff Incident
The day David Hasslehoff (an alien) interfered with Earth politics and helped usher in the Protection of Earth Act. David Hasselhoff’s performance on the Berlin Wall, also known as the “Freedom Concert,” took place on New Year’s Eve in 1989 and changed the geopolitical landscape… Read More »The Hasselhoff Incident
Leap Year
Leap Years are special because the spacetime continuum is influx and behaves erratically. The most unstable day is Leap Day, February 29. Combining a Leap Year with the ending of Day List Saving Time and, oh boy, hold onto your hat!
Leap Day
Leap Day is the day the spacetime continuum is most unstable. Anything is possible on Leap Day.
Daylight Saving Time
Cultures throughout the galaxy have made rituals around the changing of the clocks. For more information, read Ace Tucker Space Trucker 2: The Wrath of Ace