The trouble with time travel.
Never thought of this...
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Indeed, and with the Earth moving at 67,000 mph, even small differences from a whole year exactly will mess up a lot.
Also, the sun is not fixed in the universe and the entire solar system speeds forward. So in essence, earth flies like in a cork screw pattern through the ether. Will "landing" the time travel machine even trickier 
How true @rocketman the sun revolves around the milky way.
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And the galaxies are moving too, oh my, lol
All creation is in constant motion.
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That's why you would need a TARDIS.
Still, it would probably be better than facing a Russian SMG platoon in the woods.
You fools! The Earth is flat and unmoving. Those things you see in the sky are orbiting around a central point over the north pole.
I dunno I'd take my Garmin.
And a Doctor...
Makes you appreciate how advanced a TARDIS is. Wait I've said too much...
And at the same time this makes absolute sense.
And at the same time this makes absolute sense.
Actually, time travel works because of the time-space continuim. Here, I wrote out the equation, check my work...
You and Nort must be good buds.
Actually, time travel works because of the time-space continuim. Here, I wrote out the equation, check my work...
I think you made a mistake or two in that.
I think you made a mistake or two in that.
Yea, there is an arithmetic error in the seventh line. Tsk, tsk.
I wasn't going to say anything...
There! FIXED! And I included some drawings for your benefit Meat Grinder!
FGM knows everything!