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In message , Oriel36
writes DT wrote in message ... In message , Oriel36 writes You have disgraced yourselves,things known a millenia ago seem beyond you and not even one has acknowledged the error.So be it. Since I'm in the mood to rant, Gerald, and you have provided some entertainment, here's a little quiz question for you if you'd care to try it. If you adjust the rate of a clock at mid-day to record 24 hours for each 360 degree rotation of the Earth, how many days pass before the Sun rises at midnight? It's all right, I'm not expecting an answer. Who am I to dim the blinding light of your intellect with the mundane practicalities of reality? Denis Noon is a precise geometric term,it is when a longitude meridian rotates to face the Sun directly,this is kid's stuff and no offense intended. Snipped Come on Gerald! I'm not trying to be tricky, I just want you to try and think outside your particular box. I'll accept plus or minus 2 days, how's that? You understand the concept of tolerances surely? ;-) Denis -- DT Replace nospam with the antithesis of hills |
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