LittleBoPeep Posted August 14, 2012 Posted August 14, 2012 (edited) Everything in our universe is moving relative to something else. And perspective or point-of-view cannot be brushed aside. It is key to understanding what is going on. From your point of view, you and the Earth are at rest (that's why you see the Sun rise and set). To you, time is running normally. But an observer say at the center of the Milky Way galaxy sees you moving relative to her at 486,000 miles an hour. So she sees you and your clock and your biology and everything else on this Earth moving slower. She measures your time as running slower than hers. There is no absolute time. You must give up this notion. (I teach lay physics courses but please find your own physics teacher who is knowledgeable in relativity -- she/he will certainly confirm what we are all trying to say to you here.) Completely correct. In the reference to speed equation which is a variation of times equation which is a variation of distance. Here is my question what happens if you substitute miles an hour with DEGREE of change? The degree of change would be constant in relation to each other this would allow an equation to be produced that would create absolute time... LIKE _________________________ Time = ((pi)2r/360)({-+}L) -+ ((pi)2r/360)D pi2r = is the equation for circumference points observed based on altitude position of planet/object it resides upon. L = is the total Longitudinal degrees to the shortest distance between the current (NOW) starting position to the destination, which never exceeds 180 because that is the defining characteristic for the next step.. {+} = L moves with the gravitation rotation up to 180 degrees Longitudinal from the starting position (if over 180 then repeat step for opposing sign) {-} = L moves against the gravitation rotation up to 180 degrees Longitudinal from the starting position (if over 180 then repeat step for opposing sign) + = Future - = Past D = is our current understanding of time expressed in degrees (1 day = 360 Degrees) _______________________ Time is the degree of variation between NOW and a second point in space. Space is 3D. Altitude, Longitude, Latitude and is restricted by position. Time is the 2D representation of Space. Altitude, Longitude and is restricted by motion. Both provide the exact same information but the deference lies in the visual representation... EXAMPLE: Pie graph vs line graph.... ADDITIONALLY, In the equation there are two forms of energy that may eventually use the same formula to explain energy... Force Energy is observer dependent and momentum energy is environmental constant. The force energy of the two points can be combined to create an average but two momentum will require you solve for one and then convert to the other planet size... Time = (Degree of Change)(Force Energy)+-(Degree of Change)(Momentum Energy) Information is received from our senses and is stored by our brain. We can only interpret 3D in the moment if the information is radiated like a wave (Allowing multiple angles of the same point)and all other information is perceived 3D by past/future stored information in the brain. While the equation may allow absolute calculation it is still based on relative reality/information/perception or misperception of the observer... Creating relative time... I am looking for someone to disprove the math... I understand that variation in terminology is our the inherent issue with communication. If you have a better definition please indicate so... If it is against this idea please provide the math that fits into the 3-Dimensional world not any additional dimensions. I understand completely that technically everything is imaged by the brain that is not the discussion at hand. This equation suggest that time is not right angle of us and PLEASE STAY ON COURSE.... Edited August 14, 2012 by LittleBoPeep
swansont Posted August 15, 2012 Posted August 15, 2012 ! Moderator Note Reply to this has been moved to http://www.scienceforums.net/topic/68332-littlebopeep-on-time/ Please keep all discussion of this subject in that thread
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