Game of Thrones: There's a Scientific Reason for Westeros's Years-Long

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Game of Thrones: There's a Scientific Reason for Westeros's Years-Long

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How is time discussed in the Game of Thrones/A Song of Ice and Fire universe? I know that moons are the equivalents to months, but what are hours the equivalent of? Years?

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How is time discussed in the Game of Thrones/A Song of Ice and Fire universe? I know that moons are the equivalents to months, but what are hours the equivalent of? Years?

Game of Thrones: There's a Scientific Reason for Westeros's Years-Long