[neutralino]

Originally Posted by RascalPuff The apparently endless issues of 'absolute rest' and 'motionless' are, until further notice, forever moved by the fact that Absolute Zero Kelvin has yet to be observed or achieved in the lab, no? Best regards, - RP

Why? What does the non-measurement of absolute zero have to do with rest frames?

[RascalPuff]

Originally Posted by neutralino Why? What does the non-measurement of absolute zero have to do with rest frames?

There is no known condition of non motion.

Best regards,
- RP

[quanta07]

After reading these posts, I must inject these thoughts………
Motion, a vector of velocity, D/t, is used to measure time.
Motion, multiplied by time, yields distance traveled in time.
Time exists without motion.
The behavior of linear time is the behavior of vectors.
Linear time must be viewed as a Vector of change,
Not as imaginary or manmade.
Time existed before mankind evolved to claim it conceptually.
Mass is quantized acceleration, requiring the existence of time to maintain the existence of mass.
The observational reference coordinate system is a preferred ‘non-motion’ point.
The reference point does not move, time passes, with or without observation of any motion from this reference.

Happy Thoughts….Q7

[dipayankar]

Is 0 K theoritacally possible???

Originally Posted by RascalPuff The apparently endless issues of 'absolute rest' and 'motionless' are, until further notice, forever moved by the fact that Absolute Zero Kelvin has yet to be observed or achieved in the lab, no? Best regards, - RP

[Profpat]

Hi Q7;

I believe D/t is not a measure of time you are using time already as the denominator. It's a measurement of speed ( velocity ).

I believe in the big bang theory and all three( Time, Space, and Motion ) were all created at that moment of the BANG. Can't have one without the others.

Best,

Pat

P.S. The formula is vt=D and not motion x time = Distance

[mkirkpatrick]

Time has no existence,it is an illusion,matter (mass) is just no-thing pretending to be
some-thing!



regards michael.

[RascalPuff]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick Time has no existence,it is an illusion,matter (mass) is just no-thing pretending to be some-thing! regards michael.

It's good to see these controversial issues settled so decisively, Michael.

Best regards,
- RP

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by RascalPuff It's good to see these controversial issues settled so decisively, Michael. Best regards, - RP

Thanks Rascal,if it is not in the mind,it ain;t there!




regards michael.

[MJA]

Nothing can exist without matter and motion, right?
Oh oh, is that a nobody nothing concept.

As far as the existence of time, it is only another man made form of measure, much like a ruler. Before man, time, or 2:30pm, or 10 5/8 inches didn't exist.

Unless you believe dinosours wore watches too.
Hey brontosourus rex, it's 12 oclock, lunch time, lets go eat.

=
MJA

[austintorn@aol.com]

What about watch dogs?