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Klawc Standard clarification.

That's very true.

Since Hertz (1/s [stuff per second]) is derived from the standard unit of time - second - I think 1 Klawc should be defined using this standard.

1 second is the duration of f 9,192,631,770 periods of the radiation corresponding to the transition between the two hyperfine levels of the ground state of the caesium 133 atom.

Thus 1 Klawc is defined as the 919,263,177th part of the frequency of the radiation corresponding to the transition between the two hyperfine levels of the ground state of the caesium 133 atom.

Bullsh*t...

Btw. my (correct) standard doesn't change the value - it is still 10 fps.

edit:

Your argumentation about the sun's radiation is just so idiotic on so many levels - I can't believe I am actually replying to this - APOLLO WHERE ARE YOU?!

Hiding.
You all made my head hurt.

Well... You should have posted something complicated, for example about Group Theory



Or at least Quantum Mechanics! If you look closely you will find that all the stuff on your blackboard are things you actually learnt in school (hopefully)

Ha Pav, I eat that stuff for breakfast! Easy peasy.
btw, did you realise you chose an image showing the mathematics for the physics of light/optics, my specialist subject?
Silly question, of course you did. 

<laughing at Mike's post>

I'd like to deca-Klawc sometimes, when he flies my chopper into the ground because of getting milliKlawc frames.

Yeah, you got me again, my tulip picking friend

Now you made me a bit unsecure  So I looked it up on the education ministry website: Basic Optics (e.g. reflection and refraction - bottom right corner) is taught in 6th grade. While the more complicated stuff (mainly properties and propagation of (light)waves) is taught in 10th grade.

I am pretty sure you had this stuff, 'cause you guys alway rule the PISA-Stuff while we ALWAYS suck at it

hehe

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