Except for a few possible tiny exceptions Chris had established the rules in the time freeze. He could move and use things, but only if he started the mechanic in one way or another. He could use devices, turn them off and on, but he couldn't transfer them physically unless it was intended for that purpose. He could turn on the tap for water to flow out and he could open a drawer and take some bread out of it. He couldn't pick up a person and move them. They were still immovable objects.

He turned on the computer and practically didn't leave since. He slept on his bed whenever he felt tired. He still needed sleep, so the theory about time still continuing, just not for everything else, seemed right. I'll only find out about that if I start aging though, and that's going to take a while, he thought.

The internet had loads of reports on the planet that was coming closer and closer each day, up until now. Chris managed to find one explaining what the planet was made of, with what speed it was traveling, what NASA had tried to do to stop it. But when it came down to the technical side of things, Chris really didn't understand things yet. He needed to start from the basics. Physics. Chemistry. Mathematics.