15. Absolute clock

What if you change reference frames in relative space to the capacitance of the capacitor does not change, the resistance of the resistor is changed
inversely proportional to the change of scale of distance/time, and the inductance of the coil varies directly as the square
zoom distance/time, makes it possible to measure time intervals in a manner not dependent on gravity.
We measure the time interval we need at the same time using two different clocks, some of them have a clock frequency set by an RC multivibrator,
the meander period is T=2 RC, for other clocks, the clock frequency is set by an RL multivibrator, the meander period is T=2R/L.
The absolute value of the time interval is defined as the geometric mean of the readings of both clocks.