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Structure of time.


Michael F. D.

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A notion "time" has been arised at everyday life of people for indication of occurring events and periodic changes in life and surrounding their world. We can observe the existence of time on occurring changes or at events only. For orientation at time, people are using the reiterative events, such as the orbiting of moon, a rising of sun or the sundown, tide of water on seeshore, and a clock, later.

Thereby, the CYCLES this is an integral, main characteristic of time. Each object in universe (the universe also) has the inherent to him Time Cycle (TC). Indeed, time shows itself as TC of object.

 

What starts all events? I claim - the time. Since the time contains necessary information and energy for realization of events. This a strange at first thought conclusion, I can motivate by using mathematical transformation and logic .

For these purposes, I use known mass-energy relation:

E=mc^2 (1)

Here c is a speed of light. If we speak of speed, in any event, this means the attitude of the way s to time t. So,

c=s/t (2)

Bearing in mind c=const

this attitude defines "the linear expansion of space " in accordance with the existing "analog" (non digital) theory.

Having substitute (2) in (1) we get:

 

E=m(s/t)^2 (3)

 

Whence

t=s/sqrt(E/m) (4)

or

t=s (sqrt m/sqrt E) (5)

That can we see?

Obviously that time has a complex structure and contains the space, energy and mass (information) .

 

SPACE, MASS And ENERGY EXISTS AT TIME ONLY.

 

TIME CYCLE is the UNIVERSAL SOURCE and a SINGLE ACTOR OF ALL EVENTS for ANY OBJECT. It is A PROGRAMM of EXISTENCE .

 

© 2003 Michael F. Dmitriyev

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