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(meteorobs) It will come again (was: TIME - the last time you'll ever see this time configuration again)
Title: (meteorobs) It will come again (was: TIME - the last time you'll ever see this time configuration again)
Bzzzzt! Sorry, wrong answer.
21:12 21/12/2112
a.k.a. 9:12 p.m. December 21, 2112
110 years 10 months 1 day 1 hour 10 minutes from the instant of note yesterday.
Clear Skies,
Gregg Lobdell
P.S. Lew, I've been trying to contact you via e-mail with no response. I have had trouble with my server bouncing legitimate e-mails as spam. If this is the case, please try my work address, gml@atadot ca.boeing.com.
From: "Chuck Ferriday" <cferriday@adelphiadot net>
Reply-To: meteorobs@atmob.org
Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2002 20:02:18 -0500
To: <Last_Time_Ever@Masterclock.orj>
Subject: (meteorobs) TIME - the last time you'll ever see this time configuration again
FACT:
This is the last time anyone will ever see a date/time/year configuration like 20-02/20:02/2002
why...dot because the clock doesn't go further than 23:59,
so you'll never get a 30-03/30:03/3003
(30th day of 3rd month, 30hrs:03 minutes, year 3003)
because time/clocks don't go past 23:59.
If I timed this right, this email will have the time of
Feb 20, 8:02 PM, 2002.
(I couldn't change my clock to show military time/date,
unfortunately)
NOTE: Time is based on the US Naval Observatory Master Clock
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