Free Time Observations

Ever played that “Dinosaur Game” on Google Chrome?

I bet most of you have.

All you need to do to play this is to turn off the internet on your device.

Okay, so if you are good at this game, you must have noticed that it has a day/night cycle which starts when you reach a score of 700.

The white screen turns black with a flash.

This continues till you reach a score of 850, after which the screen turns back to white, i.e daytime.

The night scene comes back when you score another 700 points, i.e you reach 1400.

So, you get to witness the night setting in the game after every approximate 700 points you score.

See,

Score :- 773. (1st night)

Score :- 1455. (2nd night)

Score :- 2117. (3rd night)

So, dear readers, did you notice what I actually want you to notice?

I bet you did not.

Look carefully at each of the three photos above.

See any difference?

You still don’t get it, do you?

Okay, let me tell.

Look at the moon in each of those photos.

Yes!!

The first photo has a crescent moon, the second one has a half moon, followed by a full moon in the third.

In this legendary dinosaur game, there is a moon that actually changes its phases just like in reality.

Anyone noticed this earlier?