Is Space More Fundamental Than Time in Our Universe?

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Or vice versa? People may say no, but isn't it the case that for light, space exists, but time doesn't?
 
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In this universe there is space and time. We have no way to examine other universes so your question can't be answered except by pure speculation.
 
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