Can a GL sleep while using his ring to travel?

[Squall]

Here's a good Green Lantern question that came to mind while watching some taped episodes of Justice League:

Doesn't a Green Lantern have to sleep sometime while using his ring to travel long distances? Even using some kind of ring-induced warp technology, some galactic trips would take months, even years through space. Can a Green Lantern sleep while using his ring to travel?


(Note: I was watching "In Blackest Night", "War World", and "Hearts and Minds" when this question came to mind.)

[EddieTheEditor]

I don't think so, since it's controlled by his will.

[Eddie G.]

Here's a good Green Lantern question that came to mind while watching some taped episodes of Justice League:

Doesn't a Green Lantern have to sleep sometime while using his ring to travel long distances? Even using some kind of ring-induced warp technology, some galactic trips would take months, even years through space. Can a Green Lantern sleep while using his ring to travel?


(Note: I was watching "In Blackest Night", "War World", and "Hearts and Minds" when this question came to mind.)

I suppose since he while sleeping he couldn't will it to go off he would just float threw space asleep and then wake up. I don't think it is a matter if he could, I think it's if he should.

[Simpler Simon]

Depends on how the constructs work...is it like flipping a switch that stays on until you turn it off, or is it more like holding the trigger on a deadman switch?

I guess the G-Class cruiser in Hearts and Minds is what the Lanterns use for extended space travel.

[Jor-El]

Visit www.glcorps.org/ring.html

I'm not sure if our exact answer is right there in black and white, but it does point out that they can create objects of permanence with a little more concentration. I guess if a GL tried hard enough to make some sort of spacecraft and set it on autopilot for his destination, he/she could catch a few winks before they got to where they were going.