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Evidence supporting Gibbs's time machine?
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<blockquote data-quote="Einstein" data-source="post: 59694" data-attributes="member: 288"><p>Oh, I see what you are saying. You believe the watch mechanism is driven by an electric motor that is influenced by magnetic induction phenomena. Now I was under the belief that the quartz mechanism was actually a time controlled pulse being fed to a solenoid. Since that is how my wall clock is put together. I can see the little solenoid in the mechanism doing its job. But to be honest we both seem to be making assumptions about how the inner workings of the watch work. I'm not taking my watch apart to see how its done. I'm off to see if I can dig up some info on the web.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Einstein, post: 59694, member: 288"] Oh, I see what you are saying. You believe the watch mechanism is driven by an electric motor that is influenced by magnetic induction phenomena. Now I was under the belief that the quartz mechanism was actually a time controlled pulse being fed to a solenoid. Since that is how my wall clock is put together. I can see the little solenoid in the mechanism doing its job. But to be honest we both seem to be making assumptions about how the inner workings of the watch work. I'm not taking my watch apart to see how its done. I'm off to see if I can dig up some info on the web. [/QUOTE]
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