hell if i know

your theory was totally crap

Bill Nye explained time better in 96'
you should've watched it

LOL VOUCH

BILL NYE FTW

so u guys think actually think im wrong??
so do i but i just wanted to throw it out there

This post was edited by ragdollkatze on Mar 10 2009 07:12am

What would be really amazing is if we could some how figure out if Time itself is completely different in other galaxies. Time seems to be a very relative concept.

Forgive my relative lak of knowledge on this topic as I ask this question...it may be elementary to some here. I was lead to believe that time may be altered very slightly by relative velocities through space of two or more objects. That, if two perfect clocks are synchronized on earth and one is hurled through the galaxy as near-light-speed then returned at some later time, that the clock with the greater velocity would exhibit an earlier time-reading than the "stationary" clock here on earth.

Perhaps this is just misinterpretation, but if correct does that not "disprove" the OP's theory that time is constant and unchanged regardless of our perception? School me if otherwise please...

Wait, I only read the opening essay, but how do you explain atomic clocks going slightly faster when you take them further from the Earth's gravity well?

That's a theory, yes. Relativity, which I'm more inclined to believe than this guy's barely legible theory.

isn't more like: if nobody is observing/experiencing in any way with the moon, then the location of the moon is in every possible space, and until something observes it, its existence is undetermined