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this may sound extra ridiculous
there's stuff like time evolution for wave functions, and a lot to do with time
but I've thought, isn't time also a dimention? ( i know it's not a spatial dimention, but does it mean it has completely different properties?)
since we are traveling in time at a constant rate (we presume), as like traveling through spatial dimentions, does it mean there's energy to it? and as you travel close to the speed of light, you experience time less (due to time dilation and others)
then does it mean the higher energy(in spatial dimention) = less energy in time dimention?
traveling at a speed means have energy to accelerate and decelerate other objects
why would we return back to normal time progression after time dialation>? where did we got that energy(time energy?) back?
and where did the energy came from to make us move foward in time?
there's stuff like time evolution for wave functions, and a lot to do with time
but I've thought, isn't time also a dimention? ( i know it's not a spatial dimention, but does it mean it has completely different properties?)
since we are traveling in time at a constant rate (we presume), as like traveling through spatial dimentions, does it mean there's energy to it? and as you travel close to the speed of light, you experience time less (due to time dilation and others)
then does it mean the higher energy(in spatial dimention) = less energy in time dimention?
traveling at a speed means have energy to accelerate and decelerate other objects
why would we return back to normal time progression after time dialation>? where did we got that energy(time energy?) back?
and where did the energy came from to make us move foward in time?