Re: N.B.S. Time Service

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From: Bob Jewett
Date: Fri, 10 Jun 1988 00:27

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> 300,000 mi/sec???

The speed of light is defined to be exactly

	18737028625
	-----------  miles per second
	   100584

This is approximately 186282.39705122087011850791378
miles/second or 299,792,458 meters per second exactly.

> When did this happen? > Nobody ever tells me anything.

We decided to change it one morning while you were asleep.

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From: jewett@hpl-opus.HP.COM (Bob Jewett)
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Subject: Re: N.B.S. Time Service
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