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Scott Sieger
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continued from the thread in relativity forum
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=23408
Now that we are talking about "light cones" it leads me to think that IF mass shares the same centre of time then in a dilated state the cones would flatten
So whilst relativity will argue that absolute time is not valid, an absolute "NOW" is possible. The NOW being timeless. ( nothingness)
The link shows a diagram that attempts to show this using the light cone idea.
The larger more flatter cone suggests a time tension that shows as dilation.
"c" is maintained in both cones but dimensionally the larger flatter cone is dilated.
http://www.paygency.com/lightconesdilation.htm
this is extremely difficult to explain due to the lack of terminology.
The cones are representative of space time...
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=23408
Now that we are talking about "light cones" it leads me to think that IF mass shares the same centre of time then in a dilated state the cones would flatten
So whilst relativity will argue that absolute time is not valid, an absolute "NOW" is possible. The NOW being timeless. ( nothingness)
The link shows a diagram that attempts to show this using the light cone idea.
The larger more flatter cone suggests a time tension that shows as dilation.
"c" is maintained in both cones but dimensionally the larger flatter cone is dilated.
http://www.paygency.com/lightconesdilation.htm
this is extremely difficult to explain due to the lack of terminology.
The cones are representative of space time...