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Article #2007Re: Idiots in Astrophysics
From: Professor Vonroach
Date: Sun, 09 Sep 2001 21:48
Date: Sun, 09 Sep 2001 21:48
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On Sun, 9 Sep 2001 14:10:32 -0500, "Hiroko" <jnapier.remove@bigfoot.com> wrote: >Why a little over 25 hours? >I would think that if it was a genetic coding that it would be less than 24, >since the earth has slowed down. You appear to be on the wrong time. The Lunatiks describe days as theoretically becoming longer rather than shorter. The circadian rhythms is pretty variable from person to person, and cyclic change being considered. It can't be measured to within `3 cm' as is alleged for the lunar surface. Also what is `time'? Seems it is a measuring stick used to measure change. Is there any reason why the measuring stick might also change? As a change becomes faster or slower, can we be sure the measuring stick for time is not changing? Maybe they both vary relative to one another. There are very precise ways to measure `time' with atomic clocks - but what if the isotope clocks used vary together? Then the difference would be so slight as to be negligible? or would it over millions of years? Does anybody really know what time it is? And where we are? Or the direction home?
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