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Originally Posted by theunify  David, I'm dumbfounded, I meant spatial distances = time increments of the clocks. As in the hands of the clock. Please reread, I am sure I mentioned the word clock.
Spacial distance => does not imply motion. |
Thanks for the books, but I happen to have quite a few good ones I got at a book sale.
The Quantum World From A to Z. by John Gribbin author of In Search of Shrodinger's Cat and Companion to the Cosmos. He has a Ph.D.~~in astrophysics from Cambridgeand is currently Visiting Fellow in Astronomy at the University of Sussex in England. He lives in Sussex. For 30 cents on the dollar I bought as many books as I could gather.
Curious and Interesting Mathematics, for $4.25
David WElls Fascinating compendium of strange facts
Science Technical Writing, A Manual of Style 514 pages, at 37 cents on the dollar.
Those books at the airport are soo tempting, do resist them, they are flimsy knockoffs.
I have one book, Instant Physics Tony Rothman Ph.D.~~,is an associate at Harvard College Observatory and teaches physics and astronomy at Bennington College. He is the author of A physicist on Madison Avenue and Science a la Mode.