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Tom Ring wrote:
Cecil Moore wrote: wrote: Go argue with the standards people. I have no argument with the standards people. My argument is with the people who take present day seconds and lay them end-to-end back to the Big Bang to ascertain the age of the universe. Today's second may be the first time the second has ever had that particular value. The first second was likely many magnitudes longer than the present day second. Have you ever heard of the fine structure constant? You had best check into it and how it can be verified from a distance, a very very long distance. tom K0TAR f=ma e=mc^2 You guys are probably in agreement to this point. Now the killer S=(Ac^3)/(4hG) Where did it go..... :-) While I do not fully understand great physics, the subject can show the great penalties of staying confined to a certain way of thinking. |
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