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Topic: What is Relativity?
Replies: 10   Last Post: Dec 5, 2012 3:30 PM

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Tanu R.

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Re: What is Relativity?
Posted: Dec 3, 2012 4:49 PM
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Kevin write:

> Relativity says that length is equal to time and omega times time
> makes time inseparable from frequency... I know everything about
> clocks... It is easy enough to understand that passing the test leads
> to an impetulant response from the experts... Which only goes to prove
> that I know everything about clocks.

Clocks are giving access to parametrization of order (of sample changes)
where clocks (e.g. atoms) are zigzag swinging like 10^30++ times a second.



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