[SOC] Atomic clocks vs. earthquakes

Carl Strode crstrode at charter.net
Tue Mar 9 21:05:45 EST 2010


Geez, Mike - you really are SOC.

Michael Coslo wrote:  "So any clock that is that accurate will 
constantly have to be adjusted".

If it is accurate, a clock does NOT need to be adjusted

The speed of the Earth's rotation, or the tilt of it's axis, or any thing else under the sun has nothing to do with the passage of time.

If the Solar system disappeared, or (heaven forbid) each and every SOC vanished, time would still march on.

A second is a second is a second.



   



   

Michael Coslo wrote:
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> So any clock that is that accurate will constantly have to be adjusted. Most
> years these days have a "leap second" added. We've achieved such accuracy
> that no clock is accurate! Even a broken clock is right twice a day.
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