Randoninput on page 226
According to the internet it is a word, but the only definitions I can find is basically planetary alignment, and combining to metric feet into a single unit.

mra on page 226
Syzygy, the definition I got was "a conjunction or opposition, especially of the moon with the sun." so it sounds kinda like an eclipse, only a broader definition.

mra on page 226
does Sam's phone have internet? They could look it up on that and find out what it really means

Solar on page 226
It was the title of an episode of the X-Files.
Having been going through a marathon of the series over the last few weeks, I even looked it up and knew its meaning!

le commenter on page 226
@spornightreloaded
The drive is meant to be 2 days long XD. But look at the positive side of things, the first day seems to be ending judging by the lighting of the background.

Rock on page 226
Syzygy, according to the online Merriam-Webster: "The nearly straight-line configuration of three celestial bodies (as the sun, moon, and earth during a solar or lunar eclipse) in a gravitational system."

ois on page 226
this defineitly one of the funniest webcomics i've read

Inspector Hound on page 226
Theodore Sturgeon liked the word. He used it in at least a couple of stories that I can remember, and used it in the title of one of them.
Hmm, going down the ISFDB list, I see he also used in the titles of a couple of essays too. I need to track those down.

Toxic Del on page 226
Syzygy was also the name of a character in the Epic/Marvel Comic series Dreadstar, way back in the 80s.

Deof Movestofca on page 226
There's also Will Smith's hit song, Gettin' Syzygy With It, right?