My clock just went back an hour. Did I discover a wormhole?
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no, your clock's batteries are just running down. this is what you do if you want to create a wormhole...
given that time is relative to itself, you must decide which era you would like the wormhole to lead to/from. then you take the first microwave (forget the microwave in the microwave idea, the door will never close) and put, say, a swatch watch inside to go back to the 80's. you can use a g-shock for the 90's, and say a grandfather clock to go to the 1800's. you may use a vertical stick if you want to go BC, but be warned, this is not era specific.
Man what's with you and household related quantum physics? Your microwave isn't going to tear a whole in space, your clock isn't a wormhole (it probably is in need of batteries though).
Yes, yes you did. Want a cookie?
No. What happened is you traveled sideways to a new time line in a parallel universe. Happens all the time.
Nope, this is the time of year that clocks in some countries are turned back one hour - the end of Daylight Saving. Maybe yours does it automatically.
That's kind of neat. But maybe the battery died.
I think you did a timewarp. S.hit hang on i think im doing it too.
No, silly! Worms can't tell time!
It was probably a mole hole.
It is Grenwich (spelling lol) Mean Time, or GMT. on October 29th clocks go back an hour. In six months time they will go forward an hour again.
This is so that we dont have to get up until its light when its dark in the mornings, particularly in the winter.
yes, happens all the time
you ask the greatest questions ever. hands down.
No, however the wormhole discovered you. Will you be able to get back? Maybe in the Spring?
nooo..ur clock needs new batteries
and ppl don't just stumble across wormholes..
buy a new clock
or new batteries
hey mine too.must be a british thing but at least we're all gonna get a extra hour in bed...zzzzzzzz
Oh no, what's the real time then? Has the clock on my pc changed automatically?
I'm not wearing a watch, ikes!
Anyway, I think that you must have one of those whizzy radio controlled clocks (or whatever they are called . not sure it is radio controlled, brings to mind a little man somewhere with a black box & aerial making your clock race around your room) I wish I had one . a clock like yours, rather than a little man. However, rambles aside, this means that when the clocks went back (as they do every year in the UK .. then spring forward again in Spring) your clock automatically adjusted for you, saving you the time (tee hee pun hah) & effort of changing it yourself. Very useful if it is a wall clock & you don't really want to climb on a chair & do it yourself.
I've solved this problem without using radio control - I just have two clocks - one at either end of the room - one on summer time one on winter time. Bit of a nuisance though when the batteries run out or I've spun around too many times & can't remember which is which.
Oh dear, yes must be a wormhole, think that it has taken part of my common sense with it .. when you find your hour, please will you look for my sense & return it?
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No but it just tells us that we cannot calculate a perfect time for our earth orbiting the sun (LEAP YEAR FOR EXAMPLE)
No. Your clock is physic. It somehow knows that standard time is approaching. Now ask it about lottery numbers.
Make sure the hour hand is not a bit loose eh.
maybe your clock has an automatic daylight time saving or it is malfunctioning
No, it was the ending of daylight savings time.
You need a new battery.
Yes you did. I suggest you go and contact NASA as they will be very interested in your house.
Just imagine, there scientists have been searching for wormholes in outer space, when they should have been looking in your kitchen. How stupid must NASA feel right now.
was the clock on a computer? (just asking)
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