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Originally Posted by austintorn@aol.com  There is all the time in the universe. It's just that I think that movement and time are the same. |
Time and movement may appear to be the same thing. However movement may imply anything that moves, any matter, space and energy. But looking deeper, one might find other things that move, besides time. Anti- time, for instance, moves and is not time. Anti-time is made up of anti-time particles and may or may not react to regular time particle. Sometimes they come together to create a powerful reaction. Sometimes, though, they move on their own, almost ignoring regular time particles. This is movement, and is not time. Then, there are sub-time movements, if you will. Time particles, as well as anti-time particles, are made up of three components. Two cones and a time particle band are these components. The two cones float around in the universe freely. They pass by each other and an attraction is created. The two cones attach to each other at the small ends forming what looks like an hour glass. Then, the time particle band wraps around the small ends holding them in place. The time particle is created with movements, as you noted, but these movements are not quite time yet. This unique shape of a time particle can help it, as it attaches itself to other time particles, to create a string, as would many hour glass standing atop one another. Or, with this shape, a stack could be formed, like many hour glasses would be stacked crisscross on each other like logs creating a log cabin. So, movement seems to hold more than just time.
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