I have got more and more confused since the question dawned upon me that "Is there anything like what we call time?". Is it relative to mass, tangible? Is there any way it can travel in a different direction? Whoever has some authority in this subject, please answer these questions, or any one of these. Although I do not know if present-day science can do so to a satisfactory degree.

Edited May 4, 201312 yr by N S

Time is the motion of a field generated by gravity momentum and electromagnetic stability, I am no authority but time is one of my favorite subjects. Is there anything like time yes time is everywhere even between black holes there would be a reverse time frame moving backward or forward depending on spin.

there's also this thing called relativity.

a guy name albert einstien wrote it.

Time is the motion of a field generated by gravity momentum and electromagnetic stability, I am no authority but time is one of my favorite subjects. Is there anything like time yes time is everywhere even between black holes there would be a reverse time frame moving backward or forward depending on spin.

 

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I was trying to answer but ii see your point I will read up thanks for the input if I'm off subject it's surely due to my distracted mind and krash I would never disregard einsteins work it is what I base most of my current theories on.