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Time" is an illusion, a purely human construct of mankind, designed for convenience in order to measure a perceived "past", "present" and "future"
For example, time moves slower on massive objects like the Sun or Jupiter and faster on less massive objects like earth
Time moves slower in space.
[/color][/b]Where do you get this nonsense?Einstein's [/size]Relativity states that the closer you get to the speed of light time slows down. If you really think time moves slower in space then you are neglecting Relativity.
Time is not effected by gravity.
There are theories that if you were to completely stop in space and not subject to the motion of any cosmological body then time would speed up, not slow down.
Alan, where ever you got your research from, it fails.
Gravity effects the flow of time , indeed you age infinitesimally differently if you worked on the top of of very high mountain when compared to anyone living at sea level "THIS IS A FACT OF PHYSICS"
No, just because it's on a website doesn't mean it's factual.
Gravity doesn't effect time, it is speed that is causing the change in time. So many distort the equation.
The aspect of the Jupiter/Earth scenario is a farce. It has to do with speed, not gravity.
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One of my strengths in that of astrophysics and general physics and I take the highest umbrage for a comment from a person like you, who by your incorrect remarks makes it obvious that your understanding of even the very basics of physics is limited in the extreme
God is not in the basics of physics either, where does that place your understanding?
Without God we must accept that our universe emerged from "nowhere" and "nowhen" and "nothing" became "everything
See you make statements like this but can't even see that even with god, you would still have the same result.
God is there, snaps his fingers and walla! *POOF* stuff from "nothing" emergence from "nowhere" and "nowhen".
Do you even think through the things you write?
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During the moon landings, did NASA need to slow down the astronauts voice transmissions? Why do I ask? Well according to you, since gravity effects time, the moon has less gravity therefore the time according to the astronauts would thus be faster than relative to mission control back on earth. Not only would their voice transmissions need to be altered but everything they did would have seems in faster forward. So all video feeds would have also required slowing them down. Both of these would have been required for mission control to understand the activities of the astronauts. Then there is the whole transmission. What the astronauts would have been doing and the time back at mission control would not match up. So they would be far ahead of mission control time line. If you are working on an experiment and needed to talk to mission control, they would think you were doing something else at that moment. This however didn't happen either.
who by your incorrect remarks makes it obvious that your understanding of even the very basics of physics is limited in the extreme
Without God we must accept that our universe emerged from "nowhere" and "nowhen" and "nothing" became "everything
Time must have a beginning and God is as good as option as any for me,
I perceive god as the one who set time to flow when our universe began.
If is is a farce then don't, prove it scientifically to me please
I can give your reams and reams of proof about my statement, give me a few "counterargument to prove me and ever other physicist on earth wrong", you will realty upset the scientific world by proving no less than Einstein was wrong.
But we have debated that on another thread, so let us try to keep this topic the relation of time, movement and relativity.
The difference between time movement on the moon compared to the earth was almost infinitesimally small
In the order of a millionth of a pico second. A pico second is to a second, to a second what a second is to thirty six thiusands years
There is no absolute time, time moves differently from one object to
the next and in one location to the next.