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To: PatrickHenry
Batteries are not charged when they are made---just before they are used.

Same with "time" and distance when you put a battery in a clock---off of the shelf it starts ticking!

At some pt. our solar system was a million times bigger than it is now...the galaxies too...don't you think?

Earth was a vast spiralling cloud circling the sun...a solar furnace collecting--heating up---

over the distances we are just looking at the "stretch" traces---marks(not time)?

When did the clock--time start?

Relative to what do we know if matter-time is still shrinking if the rate--SIZE is constant---proportional?

Will we be condensed dust?

There are shifts and jumps we have no way of knowing of--- just thinking from our own time-space frame is ridiculous!

133 posted on 04/04/2002 4:25:45 PM PST by f.Christian
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To: f.Christian
Batteries are not charged when they are made---just before they are used.

That depends on the battery type. The typical chemical-metal sandwich (voltaic pile) is charged when the ingredients are assembled. The current comes from the oxidation of the metal, not from a stored charge.

135 posted on 04/04/2002 4:44:51 PM PST by VadeRetro
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