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I know what an angstrom is. For any number n | n > 0; n * infinity = infinity.
If you have an infinite amount of angstroms, it will give you infinity.
JumpinJesus - I'm not sure I understand what your point is. There are lots of references that we use... such as "time from event A", but there's also relativistic time, as in the theory of relativity. If something has a motion, its trajectory can be plotted with a reference point to something. If something has a duration (a defined beginning or ending), then its being can be plotted with a reference point to SOMETHING. Otherwise it doesn't make sense and that first something must not have an end point.
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