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Originally Posted by Unreal Zelta However, motion and time are not syncronised, time is always constant, but motion is not, although they affect each other in some ways, but they exist independently. I have a different approach towards its meaning also, time is a constant thought and perception, it is not measurable in any fields of physics( how do we know a second is a second, because the earth's orbital speed around the sun or the oscillations of the cesium atom, I don't think so), but we written it as numerical values to differentiate movements between concrete intervals, but this had to be done to evolutionise human culture. |
I agree, time is cosntant and motion is variable. But this is getting too abstract without the need of it, we can be complete and yet simple. Time is the measurement of change (motion is change in fact), so then it is constant, for if it changed, there would be no sense, for we would measure change with change, being false and useless. It's just the same with space. Motion through space is not constant, but space measurement is. I mean, a cm is always a cm, and science doesn't determine it in anyway, just like aS A second in time. But still, if we want to ahve concepts of any kind, starting by velocity, acceleration and force going onto energy, power, entropy... We must assume measurements of dimensions. Remember dimensions are just abstract analagies.