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originally posted by: frenchfries
Time is not really a dimension but a modality. Think about it we can move in all 3 spacial dimensions we can measure a meter again and again.
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And here is the basic issue with your thinking. You don't move in space only. You are also always moving in time.
You can measure time, as the duration of a periodic process
has information exceeded the speed of light?
Speed and mass => gravity => time (effect). As seen in time dilation. No to everything you said.
originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
The properties of light sometimes behave as a wave and other times as a particle. Time is similar in this respect, sometimes behaving as a dimension and other times simply as a measure of an interval.
Time is linear... The seconds that have passed are not different than meters behind you as you make forward progression... S
Seconds that have passed by do not cease to be because a new second emerges... Remember?
I think we've had encounters before, you probably know I take barely anything serious.
Speed in this case means rotational speed around a bodys own axis. Simulated gravity,
The clock is just counting and the 12 months, 7 days things also has nothing to do with time itself.
Mass plays a big part in gravity, check out the equation. Lots of m And gravity bends spacetime, not space. The isolated fourth dimension of time is not spacetime.
What it also shows us this time dilation thing is that with v>c, t is negative.
Space and time are thus interchangeable or the same although as opposite sides of the same coin...