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#21 TheOnlyMaster 


Quark

View PostTres Juicy, on 22 December 2011 - 08:30 AM, said:

I think what he means is that it is impossible for the observer to notice any difference in time within his local frame


Makes sense. The time will never change for the observer within his local frame but only against a reference point based on the speed at which the subject travels.

The "Twin Paradox" resultant from Einstein's special relativity theory answers these questions rather well.

View PostURAIN, on 20 December 2011 - 06:26 AM, said:

Time dilationpostulate says faster an object is moving, the slower time progresses for thatobject in relation to a stationary observer.



Assume a person travelingat the speed of light.

Then does it say there is no time?






Time would still exist for the person as the subject travelling does not notice the effects of time dilation, these are only noticeable when compared to a stationary reference point. Although in reality for someone to travel at the speed of light would break many laws of physics as we know them.

As for the validity of time dilation, to put it quite simply, if time dilation was not taken into account; the current GPS systems would never work because due to the satellite's speed time is "slower" for the satellite.
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#22 The north face 


Lepton

View PostURAIN, on 8 December 2011 - 12:50 PM, said:

I would like to know answers from science, to these following questions. Please answer

What is the time?

Which observe the time passing?

Who experience the time passing?

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#23 NotanOriginalName 


Quark
Time is a dimension which is marked by change in entropy.
Which is exactly what the frontal cortex measures.it measures changes or "spikes" so to say in the environment.
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#24 URAIN 


Baryon

View PostNotanOriginalName, on 19 January 2012 - 04:17 PM, said:

Time is a dimension which is marked by change in entropy.
Which is exactly what the frontal cortex measures.it measures changes or "spikes" so to say in the environment.


For fourth dimension, use the word 'spacetime' but you are using the word time.

Is it ok?
Your's is energy, mine is space.


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I have to understand the Physics and being get related with Physics.

Thanks to all who are guiding me.
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#25 URAIN 


Baryon

View Posthoneyclarck, on 24 January 2012 - 06:02 AM, said:

Google is your friend. go to Google write your question and it gives you the best solution.


Use of this forum (? )
Your's is energy, mine is space.


WWW.SPACEANDCONSENSUS.WORDPRESS.COM

http://baseforreinca....wordpress.com/


I have to understand the Physics and being get related with Physics.

Thanks to all who are guiding me.
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