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Chaz666
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ok, I am looking for some help, really confused. I am also kind of talking out load a bit, but typing.
Speed = distance / time
i don't know how i thought of it, or if it is correct, (probably horrifically wrong), but, if time is relative to speed, if no distance is traveled, will time continue normally, as it is relative to speed.
i mean no distance, as in none, which will require movement, as the planet is rotating, the galaxy moving through space, gravity is still in effect, etc. no distance will be covered, so speed will speed = time. now I am very confused.
can anybody make sense of my blithering an help explain anything about changing the rate of time. actually, thinking about it, this wouldn't work at all. now I am off the scale of confusion.
cheers!
Speed = distance / time
i don't know how i thought of it, or if it is correct, (probably horrifically wrong), but, if time is relative to speed, if no distance is traveled, will time continue normally, as it is relative to speed.
i mean no distance, as in none, which will require movement, as the planet is rotating, the galaxy moving through space, gravity is still in effect, etc. no distance will be covered, so speed will speed = time. now I am very confused.
can anybody make sense of my blithering an help explain anything about changing the rate of time. actually, thinking about it, this wouldn't work at all. now I am off the scale of confusion.
cheers!