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	== Measuring ==		== Measuring ==
	When compared to fleshy units, and '''orbit''' is roughly 1,000,000 Earth cycles, unless it is a '''Leap Orbit''', which varies ~~by 3% of the total orbit~~. This is made to maintain balance as the '''orbits''' used made by the source of the unit of measurement are hard to measure with mathematics accurately.		When compared to fleshy units, and '''orbit''' is roughly 10,000,000 of Earth's solar cycles, unless it is a '''Leap Orbit''', which varies, detailed below. This is made to maintain balance as the '''orbits''' used made by the source of the unit of measurement are hard to measure with mathematics accurately.

	Orbits can be divided in order to be used in fleshy measurements. See the '''Conversion '''section''' '''below.		Orbits can be divided in order to be used in fleshy measurements. See the '''Conversion '''section''' '''below.
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	== Conversion ==		== Conversion ==
	- Gorpitus = 10^10^~~100~~ Orbits		- Gorpitus = 10^10^1000 Orbits

	- Leap Orbit = + 3% of an Orbit to 1 Orbit		- Leap Orbit = + 3% of an Orbit to 1 Orbit

	- Orbit = Refers to Years on Karrots		- Orbit = Refers to Years on Karrots

	~~- Horpbit = 6.09 Earth months~~

	~~-Torpit = 1.35 Earth months~~

	- Microrbit = 1 hour		- Microrbit = 1 hour

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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
	~~[[File:Orbit5.gif\|thumb\|352x352px]]~~
	An '''orbit '''is a unit of time used to measure how long it takes for something to occur. Hopfolk have been standardizing the orbits of their world and its stars to track time since before the days of Sop.		An '''orbit '''is a unit of time used to measure how long it takes for something to occur. Hopfolk have been standardizing the orbits of their world and its stars to track time since before the days of Sop.

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Leap Orbit

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== Summary ==
[[File:Orbit5.gif|thumb|352x352px]]
An '''orbit '''is a unit of time used to measure how long it takes for something to occur. Hopfolk have been standardizing the orbits of their world and its stars to track time since before the days of Sop.

== Measuring ==
When compared to fleshy units, and '''orbit''' is roughly 1,000,000 Earth cycles, unless it is a '''Leap Orbit''', which varies by 3% of the total orbit. This is made to maintain balance as the '''orbits''' used made by the source of the unit of measurement are hard to measure with mathematics accurately.

Orbits can be divided in order to be used in fleshy measurements. See the '''Conversion '''section''' '''below.

== History ==
When '''[[Hop]]''' was created, '''[[Sop]]''' decided he had to measure how old he and Hop were. Using the time it takes for their original homeworld of '''Karrots '''as a measurement as it goes around its binary star system. It revolves around both stars in a figure-8 pattern, as fleshies call them.

Nowadays, '''orbits '''represent many things, but Hop uses them as a measuremeant of time for Hop's home world to go around its stars.

After '''Sop's Ascension''', the BSA/SA calendar was created for tracking orbits since and before.

== Leap Orbit ==
Sometimes the moon of '''Karrots''' moves farther from its planet during an '''orbit''', slowing the speed of revolution, therefore making an inaccurate measurement of time by around 50,000 fleshy hours.

A number of spaceships, scientific data, and carrot growth are used to determine which '''orbits '''are '''Leap Orbits'''.

== Conversion ==
- Gorpitus = 10^10^100 Orbits

- Leap Orbit = + 3% of an Orbit to 1 Orbit

- Orbit = Refers to Years on Karrots

- Horpbit = 6.09 Earth months

-Torpit = 1.35 Earth months

- Microrbit = 1 hour

== Relation to Rotations (Days) ==
All days in Karrot's time are around 10 microrbits.

Leap days are extended by an irrelevant number of milliseconds. This adds up over time, however. Calendars and clocks are adjusted about every .02 Gorpituses due to this fact. All [[Hoppist Network & K'U.R.V.E|'''Hoppist Network''']] devices refer to time without the concept of time zones, as time on Karrots is universal due to having more than one star, meaning nights and days function differently throughout the year. Syncs on leap orbits are done once the planet has bisected the stars evenly.[[Category:Science]]
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