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Originally posted by LastOutfiniteVoiceEternal
Originally posted by sardion2000
Time is the rate of entropy relative to the speed of light. The faster you go, the slower entropy becomes. It's really that simple and tested.
Entropy is all ready at an equillibrium and perfect state.
Who measured the speed of light, and how?
Now, does it travel or is it just Existing every where? Now if it is Existing every where, then we are traveling in and of light, we are the light traveling, thus it has no maximum speed and simply is. Speed is not a limit.
Tested by who? Stephen Hawkings and Albert Einstein? Their "time" is passed by the "now" and that is why their time is passed.
Originally posted by sardion2000
Time is the rate of entropy relative to the speed of light. The faster you go, the slower entropy becomes. It's really that simple and tested.
Really? Then how is it possible that we are here? This comment makes absolutely no sense... if there was no entropy we wouldn't age. If there was no entropy Rocks wouldn't erode, Radioactive Isotopes wouldn't decay, hair wouldn't grow.
Bounce a beam off a mirror on the moon and measure how long it takes for the beam to return. After that it's simply a mathematical problem. As for who, many people have conducted similar experiments. Google it up.
Light is generated from the interaction of electric and magnetic fields. Which is why it's called the Electromagnetic Spectrum. Light technically is everywhere, you are correct in that, though you are incorrect in saying Speed is not a limit. The Speed of light cannot be broken locally.
Originally posted by Vilkata
Time, as a sequential flow of events, exists. To deny this is to deny reality. If it did not, then all things would have happened already.
Originally posted by LastOutfiniteVoiceEternal
You have quite the mind on you, it's a pleasure to converse.
Originally posted by LastOutfiniteVoiceEternal
I pictured that with you : )
Originally posted by Vilkata
Time, as a sequential flow of events, exists. To deny this is to deny reality. If it did not, then all things would have happened already.
Originally posted by blue bird
Two objects can't occupy SAME PLACE in the SAME TIME---------> so 4 dimensions of space is required.
It is possible only in hyperspace (as mathematicians see it) but hypersp. is 2D - NO mass -just protons -pure light.
Originally posted by shrunkensimon
Originally posted by mistr_b2
distance is real but time is not and this is what confuses me,I need better understanding of the whole black hole thing ,where Time supposed to slow down but it's just distance really stopping or something,ouch my brain!
If you want to understand, thinking about blackholes should be your last area of research.
Why? Because not alot is properly understood about them, and IMHO (and others will agree) Stephen Hawkings is actually fundamentally wrong about blackholes.
Blackholes are not a good place to start in order to increase your wisdom and understanding of reality...
IMO blackholes are not holes, nor are they infinitly dense. There is something happening on the surface of the star that we do not understand, that is making it appear void of light. I also feel rotation of the star is important in regards to blackholes. In other words, the star is still there, but some special reaction has taken place, making it behave very oddly.
Originally posted by blue bird
Two objects can't occupy SAME PLACE in the SAME TIME---------> so 4 dimensions of space is required.
It is possible only in hyperspace (as mathematicians see it) but hypersp. is 2D - NO mass -just protons -pure light.
They can and when they do they alchemize and become some thing different.
Beyond, yet of this thought process: Everything occupies the same place at the same time because connectedness is never ending.
Take a hydrogen molecule and an oxygen molecule, mend them together and we have water.
Beyond this we would have a completely new element, and yet everything is made of the same stuff at the same time
Originally posted by Mysteri
One of these days hopefully physics will actually catch up to what is really going on around us, maybe in that future day physicist will actually be trying to solve the mysteries of nature (and not just trying to sound smart)
time, i repeat, time does not exist. time is the equivalent of using god to explain how the universe came to be. He just created it and it was there (where the heck did HE come from), physicists , the preachers of the scientific world whose every word we swallow up like the solid truth including their irrational flaws in physics, created time to explain...actually i dont know what they were trying to explain, perhaps someting along the lines of the linear definition and movement of the past present and future. but in my defence as Antiphon the Sophist once said... "time is not a reality but a concept or measure", and Ralph Waldo Emerson follows up with "past and future are only present projections of memeory and hope" couldn't have said it better myself.
There is...
-rate
-speed
-the measurement of acceleration via the illusion cast by the definition of seconds, hours, years etc...
-memory, prediction and hope (emotions and perceptions cast by mental awareness)
There is not...
-a linear, circular or otherwise movement of "flow" affecting physical matter, space and energy of the univese or universes thereof
reciprocating the sentiments of John McTaggert Ellis McTaggert, time demands change and everything does not change, allow me to digress into an exemplary instance to demonstrate...
Lets say that one day an astronaut in the year 2000 dropped a small red ball into deep space (interplanetary to avoid all those gravity dilemnas) this ball floats about in spcae for millions of years perhaps hit by the occasional dust particle or small rock but it will survive, now our little astronaut buddy has been in cryo-storage all this time and hasn't aged a tad, imagine his surprise when upon his next venture into space he finds the same ball totally unchanged.
yeah, i know im good. so lets see what yall have to say now eh?
Originally posted by Quackmaster
.....and this matters because? .....it will change our lives how?
Nice collection of words, but my life works the way it is, couldn't give a monkies if we understand time - understanding what makes my son smile is a little higher up my agenda....