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Thank you Chalnoth, Naty1, I appreciate the instruction.

Naty1, thank you for your reply. However, your argument for time being "pretty darn constant" seems to me to be an argument for time being not constant at all. If time is affected by gravity and velocity, both of which abound in the universe, then time is infinitely variable, isn't it?

Once again, thank you all for your replies and reasoned discourse on a topic which most likely has no intellectual value. You have all provided more fodder for my somewhat addled brain to chew on and for that, I'm in your debt. Drakkith, you pose excellent questions for me to think about...

Drakkith, Chalnoth, Marcus, Thank you, I'm honored by your replies. And please don't mistake me for someone who knows anything about cosmology or just about anything else. I'm simply an avid reader of whatever I can get my hands on relating to cosmology, relativity and physics. I'm also...

Anyway, if someone would set me straight, I would appreciate it. I really don't know very much about, well, anything. Thanks all.

Okay, I was reading another post on PF about the expansion of time and most of the detractors stated things like "time equals itself" so there can be no "expansion" of time. The proponents tended to say things like "if space can expand and we can relate the expansion of space to time, why can't...