"No worries, Helen." she said, in the way of alleviating the other woman's concerns. "We seem to be getting along as well as one would expect."<br/><br/>She tipped her face to the sky for a moment and was momentarily stunned by the amount of stars scattered across the sky, like a celestial blanket. "Wow. You can really see the stars," she said quietly.<br/><br/>Suddenly, as if she'd just remembered she forgot to get the mail, it hit her: she had astronomy skills! As a child she'd pored over books and sat in front of her telescope for hours, gazing at the night sky. The crash must have rattled her head pretty well for her to forget something she enjoyed so much growing up. "You guys. I think I can figure out what time period we're in!" she said excitedly.<br/><br/>She then began to study the patterns, a recognized constellations she was very familiar with. However, a few looked strange, as if they were distorted. Her heart sank. That meant that they were either way in the past, or way in the future. Her pulse speeding up, she began to look for the familiar stars. Betelgeuse, Antares, and yes! Taurus was there too. And there was... yes, that has to be the Crab Nebula. It was shining bright, yet it was not in its supernova stage... "Oh my..." she murmured.<br/><br/>Though it may be a long shot, and Bethany wasn't entirely sure, she had to inform the others on her suspicion. "We're in the past. Way, way in the past." she looked at everyone in turn, then back up at the sky. "Look there..." she pointed to the Crab Nebula. "See how it shines as bright as the other stars? That's because it's not even in its super nova stage. It's been documented that the Crab Nebula went supernova in the year 1054 AD." She paused again, took a deep breath, and let it out. "I know it might be a rough guess but, I think we're somewhere between 10,000 and 100,000 BC."<br/><br/>