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Hi I’m new to this site as well as physics. But it fascinates me.
Is time the creation of movement?
Is time the creation of movement?
In modern science there are two concepts of time. Proper time is what a clock measured. Coordinate time is a coordinate in some coordinate charts (with some specific properties).mixfijoe said:TL;DR Summary: Time,
Hi I’m new to this site as well as physics. But it fascinates me.
Is time the creation of movement?
Great answer. But what if everything stop moveing, from the smallest atom to the biggest galaxies. Would time still exist? Or would it stop?russ_watters said:Just to nip a common follow-up in the bud; there are processes that aren't motion-based that take time and some can even be used to tell time/as clocks. So we know for sure it isn't required to be tied to motion.
Just Think Timex...mixfijoe said:Great answer. But what if everything stop moveing, from the smallest atom to the biggest galaxies. Would time still exist? Or would it stop?
I think that belongs in Philosophy Forums, next to "If a tree falls in a forest and there's no one to hear it is there a sound?"mixfijoe said:But what if everything stop moveing, from the smallest atom to the biggest galaxies. Would time still exist? Or would it stop?
mixfijoe said:Hi I’m new to this site as well as physics. But it fascinates me.
Is time the creation of movement?
mixfijoe said:Great answer. But what if everything stop moveing, from the smallest atom to the biggest galaxies. Would time still exist? Or would it stop?