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    Bath-time Anomalies
    Bath-time Anomalies
    Bath-time Anomalies
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    Bath-time Anomalies

    By Kurt F. Kammeyer

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    ABSTRACT: A shift in the rate of passage of time has been observed when the author enters and exits a shower stall. The rate of time-passage within the shower is not equal to the rate of time-passage in the outside universe.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKurt F. Kammeyer
    Release dateJul 3, 2012
    ISBN9781301016808
    Bath-time Anomalies
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    Kurt F. Kammeyer

    Kurt's career has been in the aerospace software industry. He is the author of twenty-one books and short stories. Kurt speaks French and has studied Hebrew, Russian, Icelandic and Hindi as background for his series of otherworld books, "The Clan of the Stone". He has always had an interest in science fiction and space travel. Kurt lives with his wife and family, a cat and a dog in beautiful Colorado Springs, Colorado.

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