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On Sunday, August 26, 2018 at 6:28:10 AM UTC-5, Frank wrote:
On Sat, 25 Aug 2018 17:18:10 -0700, 2511382 wrote: Perhaps the greatest news ever! Eliminate them all. Not needed today.. Have you no compassion? Sooner or later, half the "TRUMP" crime family will be in prison. But what of the other half? They will find themselves TOTALLY unprepared for a non-grifter lifestyle. Should all of them also be "eliminated"? The need for the continuation of WWV now becomes obvious. Give the non- convicted members of the "TRUMP" crime family a small device with a button marked "TIME". Tell them that their new "workfare" job is that at least ONE member of the "TRUMP" crime family MUST press the TIME button at EXACTLY the top of each of minute EVERY day. Tell them their button is directly connected to the WWV and WWVH shortwave transmitters and the entire world DEPENDS on them for the CORRECT TIME. Of course, the TIME button would be a "TRUMP"ian idiotic lie, the kind of "TRUMP"ian idiotic lie that simple minded people believe when said with absolute conviction. Make no mistake, there is no room for stupid or incompetent or corrupt official timekeeping in America. But the button would help these people believe that, for the first time, they were actually making a contribution to the betterment of other people's lives. Best 'Clocks' are Sundials and the Stars. Set your clocks by them. Make a tiny matchbox Sundial, use a compass to properly line it up with the Sun. ....Youtube Fred Dibnah ;;Any of y'all katz in Limeyland? What are those squarish looking 'bread' looking things, one in each package. Fred Dibnah took his family to a foodstore, he bought about half a dozen of those things and then he threw them on a table so his family could have lunch. That pizzed his wife off! |
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On Sunday, August 26, 2018 at 8:53:52 AM UTC-7, Michael Black wrote:
On Sun, 26 Aug 2018, wrote: (a bunch of drivel by allisellis851 @ gmail.com ; I am surprised you bother to read them) I don't think that's going to work. I found a small book at a used book sale a few years ago, maybe titled "Chronograph". It was about the need time in order to navigate. One of them, longitude or latitude, required accurate time, and ships didn't have that. Hence an effort to create a very accurate clock, which was also portable. I think you may mean "Longitude", which tells the story of how, in 1761, John Harrison invented the first chronometer that was capable of meeting the Royal Navy's challenge. It is a book and a movie available on DVD. Four of his clocks are on display at the museum of the Naval Observatory Greenwich, and three of them are kept running. |
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On Sun, 26 Aug 2018 11:52:05 -0400, Michael Black wrote:
+AD4 I don't think that's going to work. +AD4 +AD4 I found a small book at a used book sale a few years ago, maybe titled +AD4 +ACI-Chronograph+ACI. It was about the need time in order to navigate. One of +AD4 them, longitude or latitude, required accurate time, and ships didn't +AD4 have that. Hence an effort to create a very accurate clock, which was +AD4 also portable. +AD4 +AD4 WWV meant you didn't need that accurate clock, just a shortwave radio to +AD4 let you know when to check the stars or sun. +AD4 +AD4 Michael According to my first WRTH, the US Naval station, NSS, was supposed to be broadcasting time signals. My morse skills were, and are, nonexistent but I was able to ID NSS. Didn't hear anything which sounded like any signals which coordinated with WWV. Might have been obsolete info by then. WWV used to be coordinated with the US Naval Observatory in Annapolis. Atomic clocks got better than observatories and that was that for that. |
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On Sunday, August 26, 2018 at 11:54:58 AM UTC-5, Frank wrote:
On Sun, 26 Aug 2018 11:52:05 -0400, Michael Black wrote: I don't think that's going to work. I found a small book at a used book sale a few years ago, maybe titled "Chronograph". It was about the need time in order to navigate. One of them, longitude or latitude, required accurate time, and ships didn't have that. Hence an effort to create a very accurate clock, which was also portable. WWV meant you didn't need that accurate clock, just a shortwave radio to let you know when to check the stars or sun. Michael According to my first WRTH, the US Naval station, NSS, was supposed to be broadcasting time signals. My morse skills were, and are, nonexistent but I was able to ID NSS. Didn't hear anything which sounded like any signals which coordinated with WWV. Might have been obsolete info by then. WWV used to be coordinated with the US Naval Observatory in Annapolis. Atomic clocks got better than observatories and that was that for that. www.ancient.eu/Timekeeping ...There is a great big ancient Sundial in India. Earth is gradually slowing down so that great big ancient Sundial in India is now about two seconds slow. |
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