Jon Saxton, & friends:
I don't understand. Are you proposing to redefine the metre as an
angle instead of a length? How can that work? It is not even the same
concept.
What concept *do you refer to*? I thought YOU may have followed the thread
that I have talked for almost 3 years at: <[email protected]> and
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. Several among my mails can be seen in the
archieves.
YES, there is a positive need to link Time unit with ArcAngle (as Length
unit, & via velocity of light).
Re-Defining: METRE (m) the New Length Unit
Why is it that the Nautical Mile could not be shelved, to favor a more
logical Nautical Kilometre? It is here, that I urge the consideration of
dividing the hour into 100 parts, and merge the arc-angle as: 1/100TH of
one degree to become the Nautical Kilometre, and keep intact the clock face
with 24-hour zones (each of 15o/h) on Earth, along with the 7-day Sabbath
cycle, the 364 day or 52-week year & a leap week every sixth (6) year
following the Leap Week Rule. Since most of the ready to use astronomical
data is available, I consider time has come for taking a socio-scientific
and politico-economic consideration of the calendar question and use
decimalised Hour- Angle in science and day-to-day life. This is no metric
as some friends have said! And, why not: if I may ask, when this has a
direct relation with the length unit, new metre (m)? For comprehensive
details, please refer:
Shelving Nautical Mile in Favor of Nautical Kilometre; Proceedings of 3rd
International Conference MMGT 2001; pp 164 thro 169; National Physical
Laboratory, New Delhi; 8 10 February 2001.
The 360-degree (o) to a circle and 90o to the quadrant are retained. Like
hours & minutes on the clock face; each degree (in angle) has 100 decimal
minutes (and each decimal minute has 100 decimal seconds) unlike the present
1o x60' x60". The Nautical Kilometre (decimal) works to: 1 n Km
=1.11194886884 Km.
Using the known value for the velocity of light, mean distance of Earth
from the Sun is 1.3445587453 x 108 Km; and the distance METRE, after
correction, can be defined as:
Metre (m') is the distance traversed by light, in vacuum, during the time
interval, 1/97059575.22TH of the decimal second. Since1/100TH of one
degree is to be the Nautical Kilometre; length distance METRE can be seen
as 1/100000th of the degree.
In Systeme Internationale dUnites (SI) all derived units, dimensions &
quantities can easily be derived by using:
(1) time conversion factor, tf = 0.36, and (2) distance conversion factor,
df =1.11194886884
CALENDAR REFORM
Yes, this is a seperate issue. I provide several options to choose ONE
Calendar format of 364-days; and use the scheme of 364 VG Years (by moving
just one day JULY 31 to February 29 & keeping December 31 OUTSIDE of the
calendar proper (see distribution in signature lines - which may be
remembered as a RHYME too). The Leap Day/Week plans are re-worked: (1)
4/128-yrs to place leap day between June 30 & July 01; (2) 7*128=896-yrs/159
LWks or 834-yrs/148 LWks on divide by six(6) scheme with additional *Keplers
Leap Weeks inserted symmetrically*. Please visit:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/genesis.revealed/ebook/ and parent directory
'Calendar Section'.
Regards,
Brij Bhushan Vij
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From: Jon Saxton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "U.S. Metric Association" <[email protected]>
Subject: [USMA:35798] Re: NEW Yard (yd') or Metre New (m') RE: Re: decimal
time
Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2006 18:20:42 -0500
I don't understand. Are you proposing to redefine the metre as an angle
instead of a length? How can that work? It is not even the same concept.
Brij Bhushan Vij wrote:
The yard did not become more accurate, it changed slightly. the yard is
not
defined as 0.9144 m, but rather as 0.9144 m EXACTLY. This means that it
changed from 0.91443992 m to 0.9144000000 m.
I have missed checking my INBOX for some time. Reverting from Metre to
Yard may switch to disater. My providing a new defionition for Metre New
(m') as: 1/10^5th of the DEGREE (Pi/180) has the potential to settle dust
over the issue by choosing if we wish to call Metre New (m') and re-term
it as New Yard (yd').
Will this blow Le Systeme Internationale d'Unites (SI) to winds?
Regards,
Brij Bhushan Vij
(Saturday, Kali 5106-W40-06)/D-023 (Monday, 2006 January 23H17:01(decimal)
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Aa Nau Bhadra Kritvo Yantu Vishwatah -Rg Veda
Jan:31; Feb:29; Mar:31; Apr:30; May:31; Jun:30
Jul:30; Aug:31; Sep:30; Oct:31; Nov:30; Dec:30
(365th day of Year is World Day)
******As per Kali V-GRhymeCalendar******
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