

A traveler in my time


🧮 Tritech Predictive Transit Formula — Question
A traveler moves from Planet A to Planet B along a spatial corridor that is perfectly aligned but subject to orbital rotation. The traveler begins with an initial velocity v₀, but experiences linear velocity decay due to inertial drag. The corridor rotates at angular velocity ω, introducing a correction factor α = 1 + sin(ωt) to the transit time. The total distance between the planets is D.
Given:
D = 4.5 × 10⁸ km
v₀ = 25,000 km/h
Decay rate r = 500 km/h²
Angular velocity ω = 0.002 rad/h
Correction factor α = 1 + sin(ωt)
Find:
Time t such that:
t = [D / (v₀ − r·t)] · (1 + sin(ωt))