Dr. Physics

in my thought, the time reference for a photon is undefined, since the basic time equation for the time dialation is: t'=1/[(1-v^2/c^2)^1/2] and if the particle is moving the speed of light, then the time in its reference is undefined, thus its reference frame is undefined...

in my theory, time is a dimensin that governs change. now if this is true then when space and time is seperate, what is in time? energy, because it has no mass, it is a perfect canadate. but when space and time inter mingle, the whole idea changes, the energy is condesated into matter. so in a nutshell time is an interval of energy

to me, time is a dimension, and a vital one at that. With out time, there will be no motion. To me time is the dimenion that allows things to change. So motion is changing over distance. If time is not a dimenion, then motion is impossible.

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A force is an outside motion that acts upon another object. So according to this gravity is a force, but you are making me think twice. I'll look into it.

OK, the idea of 0K as the temp between electron shells is compleatly absurd, no offence, but 0K is where no energy exist. And since there is energy between electron shells, the temp thus cannot be 0K. Now, according to einstein, space and time cannot be seperated. But if you are looking for 0K, look just inside the event horizon of a black hole, where space is isolated from time (thus no energy because things cannot move or change which requires energy) then there will be 0K, or no temp.