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From: Jay Bala on 23 May 2010 00:09
Another approach to redefine length and time. I like this version
better.

In base 10:

(x*e^x)/(ln(x))=10^10 ----------- eq.1

Above equation has two real number solutions for different units or
unities.

1) x = 1 (at asymptotic limit)
2) x = 21.0917 (very good approximation)

Now whats this... WIth this we can define the unit of length and the
unit of time at rest. Lets make this more nicer:

(exact)
x = Length of hydrogen line in a vacuum
e^x*10^9 = wavelength of Hydrogen Line in a vacuum
ln(x)*10*10= speed of light in a vacuum

(approx)
length = 21.0917 cm or one unit be equal to hydrogen line.
frequency = 1.4455 x 10^9 Hz equal to wavelength of the Hydrogen line.
speed = 3.0487 x 10^10 cm/s or units/s.

If above units are taken as the basic units, then

1=1x1

The eq.1 yields:

1) The unity of all unities: 1 (one of the two solutions)
2) unit of length (the other solution)
3) unit of time
4) speed of light is in many ways a unity.
5) Hydrogen atom is a unity, too.

Yes, my speed of light is a bit "faster." I don't think it would trip
anyone over in the light... except some physicists...

Regards,
Jay Bala.
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