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- From: abian@iastate.edu (Alexander Abian)
- Subject: Re: TIME HAS INERTIA
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- Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 22:26:04 GMT
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- 11-20-92
- Dear Mr. Snyder
-
- You wrote:
-
-
- >Mr Abian:
-
- >You have also stated that the only way to test this is to use a cosmic
- >energy-meter coupled to part of the universe.
-
- I don't remember saying "The only way" , I hope not !
-
- >I have designed a simpler experiment with which to test your theory
-
- Mr. Snyder, if you are serious, I am extremely interested in your
- project of building a "Local Cosmic Energymeter". I would be very
- grateful to you, since it will confirm my theory.
-
-
- >Suppose I very accurately measure the energy levels of single
- >electrons in a collection of identical systems here on earth.
-
- >Now suppose, *100 years* later (during which time, according to your
- >theory, ALL MATTER has been exponentially losing energy), I very
- >accurately measure the energy levels of single electrons in an
- >identical collection of identical systems here on earth. (These
- >collections being identical to that earlier collection.)
-
- >We then compare the latter measurements to the former measurements.
- >If the energy of all matter in the universe is exponentially
- >decaying, surely we should be able to observe it in my electrons,
- >should we not? And such experimental confirmation would surely
- >win the Nobel Prize for you (the originator of the theory).
-
- However, there are at least 2 points that I would like very much
- if you would elucidate, elaborate and comment on:
-
- (1) 100 years to wait, is too long ! I wish you required not
- more than a year.
-
- (2) Also, you have to keep the original collection of single electrons
- for your second time measurement.
- You cannot have "identical" collection (nevermind after 100 year)
- but even after 2 hours. You have to keep the original collection.
- TIME affects everything, it leaves its depleting-energy stamp on
- everything. There is no "identical two things" - You should keep the
- original collection (superbly insulated).
-
- Also, I would think that it would be advisable to consider the con-
- tribution of energy to moving time FORWARD BY A MUCH, MUCH LARGER MASS
- THAN an electron (I know the fantastic measurements that you people per-
- form). However,I do not think that you will have sensitive enough instru-
- ments and methods to measure the contribution of the energy on the part of
- an electron for moving time FORWARD (I know you will disagree with me
- on this point). Your results at an electron level will indicate 0 loss of
- energy which would be utterly misleading.
-
-
- With best wishes and regards,
- --
- The tendency of maintaining the status-quo, Reaction to provocation and
- The tendency of maintaining again a status-quo.
- TIME HAS INERTIA and some energy is lost to move Time forward
- E = mcc (Einstein) must be replaced by E = m(0) exp(-At) (Abian)
-