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OK? Allright. I liked the idea from
Simon Bad Newbie Joined: Oct 23, 2001 posts: 9 From: Lebanon, currently [INLINE] Posted: 2001-11-01 15:24 & also the "Edited" ones I tink it pays to go back and rethink one thought even if currently I have not done so. 10:02 A.M.PST & ed 10:04 A.M.PST <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: HUb' on 2001-11-02 11:25 ]</font> |
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20011102 7:20 P.M. PST
On 2001-11-02 11:23, HUb' wrote: From: 97209 [INLINE] Posted: 2001-11-02 11:23 ??/????/ 11:23 10:04 1:19 vellley interesting I `poise currently I have 10:02 A.M. & 10:04 A.M.PST reD? 7:23 P.M. PST <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: HUb' on 2001-11-02 11:25 ]</font> <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: HUb' on 2001-11-02 20:44 ]</font> |
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If we redefine our units of time so that
Mu, permeability of vacuum, = 1 Epsilon, permittivity of vacuum, = 1 Then c, speed of light, = 1 Impedence of vacuum = 1 I'm too lazy to figure out what 1 joule or coulomb would end up being under this system, though. |
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20011105 12:31 A.M. PST yeah ? HUb' Left:
On 2001-11-03 00:09, Mr. X wrote: Hey HUb'! That stuff I gave you is useful? HUb' 12:32 A.M. yep without that "stuff" I could not origonate. so thanks again. i do have a Question about Post times Like where does the post time come from November 5, 2001 12:34 A.M. PST & 12:35 A.M. <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: HUb' on 2001-11-05 01:58 ]</font> |
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OK? its true i've gone "back to the books"
I found one {free of course} called Continental Drift a study of the Earths moving surface. by D.H. & M.P Tarling somewhere in there discussing Devonian{ coral rings it mentions the fact that at some when ago there were 400 days in an earth year as recorded by those "coral rings" well it does not matter if its true to me or if its an exuration of the true fact. I'll jump on it like the truth and say {mostly to myself} 1 eithor the spin rate has slowed {longer days} 2 the Earth orbital period has lowerd {short year 3 or a combination of 1 & 2 well thats it for today i'll edit later 12:24 P.M. |
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Anyway, the general opinion is that number 1 is the case, and it corresponds pretty well with the lunar ranging data, which shows that the apparent tidal braking is still slowing the earth's rotation at about the same rate. |
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HUb' 20011114 8:53 A.M. PST reply2:
On 2001-11-14 09:08, GrapesOfWrath wrote: On 2001-11-13 13:47, HUb' wrote: 1 eithor the spin rate has slowed {longer days} G/W See this thread. Anyway, the general opinion is that number 1 is the case, and it corresponds pretty well with the lunar ranging data, which shows that the apparent tidal braking is still slowing the earth's rotation at about the same rate. HUb' first edition 8:56 A.M. PST EDIT edition 9:00 A.M. PST <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: HUb' on 2001-11-14 10:23 ]</font> |
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i've finally gone to the LIBRARY to update page anyway heres my thought 4today keep my total post number below 50 by reEditing old posts. #2 try to get Delete access for any post made in a thread I began!#! |
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20011114 HUb' 9:27 A.M. Reply2:
On 2001-11-14 08:49, ToSeek wrote: [quote] On 2001-11-13 13:47, HUb' wrote: 1 eithor the spin rate has slowed {longer days} The Earth's rotation is gradually slowing due to the effect of the moon, so I believe the correct answer is 1. HUb' ah ha the moon? I've read it moving away from earth at 1/2 continental drift rate {my math} so months? are getting longer ? Q#1 |
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ToSeek 1-11-14 08: Earth's rotation is ` slowing
GrapesOfWrath 1-11-14 09: number 1 is the case, prePREP HUB 1-11-14 10:04 A.M. hmm? for 11/15 PSt Ok I gave up already on the Days/year as something tells me the answer to Q#1 should show as MOON's/Month | so reason(ill-) starts off like 1 Moon reSeeds from Earth ( Cm/ year ) yeah yeah (mm/mth) 2 Earth's spin-wobble rate reducing ? Due2 #1 above 3 their4 "Average" number of MOONs/month changes "nonlinerarly" YEAH, i'll probably give up easily on < 50 Ed/ED 6:56 A.M. Test link = http://www.badastronomy.com/phpBB/vi...=171&forum=1&2 <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: HUb' on 2001-11-15 08:20 ]</font> |
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20011118 HUb' 3:52 A.M. PST Reply # 9 MUCUK 7 CEH
On 2001-11-14 08:49, ToSeek wrote: Quote:
The Earth's rotation is gradually slowing due to the effect of the moon, so I believe the correct answer is 1. I don't know of anything that would cause 2. [/quote] I think it moves away (Longer years) cause the Sun Looses mass Faster |