Is there Time without Distance or Distance without Time?
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Time is a creation. It exists because we keep it. Distance is a constant, something inseparable from the fabric of reality.
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Time is more of a playing field than a player. It is the stage on which everything happens and not an active participants. So, to answer the question: Nowhere/Everywhere. It doesn't have to move because it always exists everywhere, cronologically speaking.\n\nSocially speaking: Time flies when you are having fun.
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Neither are true - we ALL live in the present, no matter where we are!\n\nRegarding the 12-hour difference example you gave...it all depends on what's called the point of reference.  Here's an illustration.  Suppose someone is riding in a car traveling down the highway at 55 miles per hour.  You are passing them in your car, which is going 60 MPH.  As this is happening, you both pass a construction worker on the side of the road.\n\nHow fast are you moving?  It depends who you ask!\n*The construction worker, from his point of reference, would say 60 MPH.\n*The driver of the car you are passing, from HIS point of reference, sees you moving at (60-55) = 5 MPH\n\nWho's right?  They both are!  (from their point of reference)\n\nNow, let's ask the person in Japan the answer to your question.  He would say you are wrong - he is living in the PRESENT, and the Latin American is in the past.\n\nLet's ask the person in Latin America the same question.  He would ALSO say you are wrong!  he is living in the PRESENT, and both you and the person in Japan are living in the FUTURE!\n\nWho's right?  Everyone!  No matter who you ask, anywhere in the world, they are living in the PRESENT!\n\nMake sense?  Hope this helps.
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there are not a same time for things in the world time is dependent to speed of things for example if you have an speed near the speed of light your time is difference with me that i have a low speed .on the upon of relativity theory by Albert Einstein
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No-There is no such thing as "Time". Man concieved time to explain and define the naturally occurring process of change that occurs throughout our universe. \nA black hole essentially combines all matter(which is compressed under the tremendous internal gravitational force) to exist as a single form of energy (probably photonic) until it re-emits the energy in another Big Bang scenario. \nReview:\nTime is only a descriptive term applied to change.\n(It is not an inherent part of space!!!!)\nThere is no undoing anything absorbed by a black hole.
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well i've been wondering for a long time about the nature of time. It seems that since time is the fourth dimension and we are living in 3 dimensions we may never actually understand the nature of time. Physicists say that time and space doesnt exist as such but a combined entity called spacetime exists. Philosophers may have better answers.
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time is something that humans have created so, no
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The time that you have is not a time but is a string.\nUse the time() function.\nie. time(9,15,0)
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In a colloquial manner: GOD > TIME
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Time does't go slower, it is always at a constant speed.  It just seems slower because you're not doing anything.  If you were doing something instead of watching the clock, it would not seem as slow.
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I believe that true time is simply another dimension we just haven't figured out how to move in any but one direction. Time as in seconds, minutes, etc are nothing but a random measurement we have placed on that axis; more random than how we chose inches, feet, or meters for the other axis'.
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Space time is the total of all demsions.  They as you may know are height, length, depth, and time.  Time is the fouth demsions because things take time to move.  However time an dspace are theorized to be somehow related.  In this case they would have similar measuremants becuase of that relation.  We can't truly define time, or space.  Space could be infinite and that the universe just sits in it.  Time could also be inifite and yet everything we know as time could just be an event in it.  Humans set a try finite number to infinity sometimes, hence it's given the name the name the "limit".  There's always more to find in this vast, endless world of ours, but all those things will definitely not be found in our liftime.  Maybe, if you believe in this, we'll see the human race find the answers while the rest of us are in heaven.
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Scientifically, time actually exists as a dimension, but a non-spatial one. Our perception of time may not be necessarily cover the whole concept of what time is. It could be possible that time is some type of "substance" even. But it exists as far as the universe and physics is concerned.\nSince our human experience only covers the present time as a "linear continuum", it's hard to understand time in terms of "existence". It's better to try to define first what "existence" means.\nFor example, for the Taoist, nothing actually exists.\nIn my opinion it's better to come up with a reasonable answer to the question then just put that baby to sleep, because you can throw away your time on a philosophical wild goose chase.\nYou can read "The Elegant Universe" and it'll be so mind-boggling that it might make you not worry about it too much.
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If time is the 4th demention, it would exist outside the construct of the human awareness.  If we believe the 'Big Bang Theory' as a viable explaination of the process of creation, then the constant expansion of the extremly hot matter would be moving away from the point of origin.  Movement can be defined as the distance traveled over a period of time.  Distance can be defined as time, such as the distance of stars to earth is defined as the time it takes for a photon to reach earth.  The earth is in constant motion.  It rotates around the axis, it orbits the sun, the sun is in motion around the milky way gallaxy then there is more evidence to say the motion of the earth has been in play a long time before man in existance.  The units of time has been defined by man.  The curent construct of 60 minutes in and hour were constructs of man.  The measurement of time has been a recent ability that man had achieved, but the passing of time  is as old as the universe itslef.  We are always trying to make sense of the world around us.  It was not until Enstien made his theory of realitivity that the concept of time to use would be different than photon that travels from a distant star.  In our frame of reference, the photon may have taken many years to reach earth.  But from the frame of reference of the photon, the trip was instantaneous because at the speed of light, time stands still.  This seems to be one of the laws of the universe that has been in existance for a much longer time than man.  Phylisophically speaking, time is a part of reality.  Our understanding of the properties of time is something that is ever changing as we gather more data under different experimental conditions that decribes the interaction of time with matter on the cosmological scale and the subatomic scale.
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Einstein said we are living in the past time, that means we have not "now time"!\nSo, nobody can not answer, what time is it! maybe we can ask, what time was it!!
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There are no terms for that.  Time is artificial. You can use whatever you want.  I would say "our clocks".
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There was no 'before the big bang'. Time itself started at the big bang, so even talking about before makes no sense. It's sort of like asking what is north of the north pole.