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Cecil Moore wrote:
Richard Clark wrote: The resonance of Cesium is not a function of time. Maybe not, but the frequency of the resonance of Cesium is a function of time, e.g. cycles/second. Cecil: I for one think it has already been shown, we simply do not understand time. Given that is correct, how can we possibly know if the "vibration" of cesium is a function of it--heck, maybe if we ever achieve in stopping the vibs of cesium, time will stop? grin The problem here is in construction of a "true ruler" to measure with .... of course, we always have our "units" ... Regards, JS |
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