Well, that's where velocity gets into it. See—
-Goes on some lecture that actually makes sense that I don't feel like pretending to know about-
What if there’s no better word than just not saying anything?The bell ringeth, and it is now 12:00 PM
(Had elected to go all quiet on Mr. Touchdown for fear of another epic asswhoopin' and is now glad he did. Stashes his snack away and heads to Physics at a leisurely pace.)
Fuckin' nearly gave me a heart attack.
(Sees Cloud come in. Bets he probably didn't read ahead.)
Alright, today we're going over the citric acid cycle. Get out your textbooks and turn to page 306. Now look at figure 4.3
◊ and we'll talk some about what's happening there.
(Miss Green greets the Theatre students with a smile.) Hello, everyone! Hope you're all ready for group work, 'cause we're gonna learn about improv.
(Mr. Jones takes a quick inventory on his art supplies.)
Hey, guys. Get out your supplies, if you would. Today is charcoal day.
(Squirms in his seat, hoping that Mr. Nichols isn't in a bad mood today. At least lunch is around the corner.)
and then they fricked in the booty

Yep. You remember last week, on spacetime curvature? How the plane curved around objects of great mass. Time goes all... um... sort of... wibbly.
The time here is normal for us, and for a ship a million lightyears away, time would be normal for them. But... big but, when you compared how long it has been for both, you'd find that seconds for one are years for another. And the change isn't noticeable until the two reunite.
What if there’s no better word than just not saying anything?