I wisely avoided contributing the last few days' debate. Ken
Seidelmann, John Seago, and I have been working to overcome the
deficiencies in the process used to formulate the new ITU-R
recommendation. As we said in our paper last summer, the goals are to
assure that major stakeholders are
On Mon 2010-12-13T18:52:18 +, Poul-Henning Kamp hath writ:
Actually, I'm pretty sure time is entirely independent of which
way you orient the Earth.
It is barely a decade during which the literature and nomenclature of
the astronomical community has explicitly recognized that truth.
Even
In message 20101213190904.ga1...@ucolick.org, Steve Allen writes:
On Mon 2010-12-13T18:52:18 +, Poul-Henning Kamp hath writ:
Actually, I'm pretty sure time is entirely independent of which
way you orient the Earth.
It is barely a decade during which the literature and nomenclature of
the
Poul-Henning Kamp wrote:
Actually, I'm pretty sure time is entirely independent of which way you
orient the Earth.
Well, Ernst Mach and Albert Einstein might be among those who quibble :-)
Threads on this mailing list (and the original Navy list) have often made an
implicit assumption that
