The absolute time reference is March 30, 2007, which is a time instant at the granularity of day. Another example is “Mary's monthly salary was $ 15,000 from January 1, 2006 to November 30, 2007.” In this example, the absolute time reference is the time period [January 1, 2006 − November 30, 2007].
Answer:
Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica in the late 17th century, he led a scientific revolution that changed the way people viewed the world. In the work, he laid out several concepts that would become the basis for classical physics. Among the important theories Newton introduced were the laws of motion that govern the way objects move through space, including the law of universal gravitation, and the foundation for calculus. In other words, most people consider Newton a genius, and scientists still apply his ideas to everyday circumstances.
Explanation:
Newton included in the Principia Mathematica a scholium, or an appendix of explanatory notes, and in it he defined several important principles, including the idea of absolute time. Although he understood that clocks weren't perfect and measuring time was subject to human error, Newton believed in an absolute time that was similar to a universal, omnipotent God-like time, one that was the same for everyone, everywhere. In other words, someone standing at the North Pole on Earth would experience time the same way as someone standing on Mars.
