In what sense? As in gravity for instance giving rise to the variability?
I can think of one, the information outside our observable horizon.
This is how a relativistic clock is measured, by a synchromatic pulse of radiation. Possibly our best examples are stable atomic clocks of mass with...
We all do since all atoms radiate.
Time exists because of matter being present in our universe. Without it, we lose a sense of time. This is a big thing to consider if our universe...
Except Hawking no longer believed in the singularity theorem before his death. Penrose too abandoned them.
If I had to say anything, infinity doesn't exist, not even for time. If relativity is true, then space and time are one object and neither is more...
This is analogous to saying the big bang happened more in time than it did space. The idea is plausible, but weird.
Who says time is infinite? I know the idea certainly, but I'd like qualitive figure?
That's an oxymoron how can something exist before itself? By assumption time has a beginning, it has to be synonymous with its end with no...
Information can be encoded into entropy as energy quite easily, but it is not always coded by the units of energy. In fact, dimensionless objects in...
Future is an illusion no? If there is, it is a present moment seemingly eternal. However, the duration of one present moment to another need not mean...
A true force requires a field particle mediator. Gravity Interestingly doesn't have one from first principles of it being a pseudoforce in GR. So...
Probably not because I doubt you read the OP or took it in.
Just a convenience? I wager it is more important than that since it's presence in GR allows space to be curved.
Oh yes, I think it exists. My most recent thread wants to tackle the time problem by first keeping it explicitly in there, while we treat gravity on...
You lot like to rant a lot. I don't know why rebuttals are met with hollow words and no vice versa proof argument in the way of maths. Currently I...
It follows correctly though so no harm done
Is there a time limit on editing? The gravitational constant should be G = Rc^2/m As defined by its parameter.
You've not addressed anything I've pointed out to you, so I'm not playing with you. I don't like one sided arguments.
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