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The Seventh day is now over 6000 years long... How do you explain that if it is a 24 hour day? KT |
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But trekkor does have a valid point in that time is relative. Einstien proved it. |
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It was basically verified in the early '70s by using two synched atomic clocks - one left on the ground and one taken to altitude above the Earth on a jet flying ~600 mph. When the "jet clock" was returned to the ground, it was slightly behind (by billionths of a second) the clock that stayed stationary (relatively! :) ) on the ground. This is what science does; it makes predictions that can be tested. |
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Atomic clocks are really cool, and we live by them. GPS, communication networks and brodcasters rely on very accurate time standards to literally work. They are also used in astronomy and many disciplines of science.
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http://tycho.usno.navy.mil/cesium.html There's a lot of interesting, factual stuff to know, if you are curious. edit: I just learned something new! Here is the current "most accurate clock" - I think the above quotation is dated. My emphasis added below. It's a "quantum logic clock". Quote:
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I'm no expert on systems which require very accurate clocks, but I do know enough to understand that things like GPS, the internet and cellular networks absolutely rely on a very accurate "network time" standard - see NTP. These things would simply not work correctly without extremely accurate clocks. BTW, some folks might be terrified to learn that the time standard of a UTC second (UTC is recognized as the official time standard in the world, AFAIK) is defined as such: Quote:
:D FWIW. |
That's quite an interpretaion of two words...
'Oh please'. KT |
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What would be the fun in that?
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I said Einstein predicted it, then his predictions were basically proven later. There is a distinction and that was my point. You're right though, this conversation probably has no effect on relativity and time. :) |
Alas, i cannot lay claim to knowing who predicted and who proved exactly what.:p
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You may have a point. :D
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You all amaze me. I have minors in Nuclear Physics, Nuclear Engineering, Math. I have designed both ground and space portions of GPS as well as several other nav systems. I have also designed parts for almost every weapons system currently in use. I have several patents and many non registered inventions that are the result of my work over the years. What do you do?
Math is just another language, nothing more. No magic there. Absolute? Hardly, advanced differential equations are often solved by Guessing the answers! The more you know, the more you know that you don't KNOW! There is Proof that there is a God. How about rising from the dead! Kinda sounds like it might be pretty good proof of something, especially if the guy also claimed to be the son of God. Many other miracles were worked and witnessed by many people. The records of these events are not fairy tales, they are fact. But the real clincher is that if you look at he wonder of nature, anyone with a smigon of intelligence knows that nature is very orderly and most likely the result of a design. Designing many things over many years gives one some insight. That insight recognizes another designers work. |
Do you really think anyone takes you seriously?
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No, Idiots cannot be taught. But someone has to defend people who are not Idiots so I try.
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