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Tom4Uhere
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I sent a few scientific questions to the School For Champions a few days ago and got one reply today.
http://school-for-champions.com/ I sent: Love your site, Thank You! Subject: Relativity/Time Question: We humans understand time as past, present and future. The Past is our Memory The Present is our Current Condition The Future is our Expectation Is it possible that Time is static? We exist in a series of static universes that we register as the duration or "flow" of time. Even at Planck time there is duration. Duration is change in the Universe. By splitting any change into time segments, every change has a beginning, a duration and an ending. Even the emission of a photon. It is a static photon, it starts to move, continues to move and stops moving when acted upon or reaching the desired destination (Planck Length). During the moment when it starts to move there is duration between its static point and its next static point. There is even duration between the change of static points. Like a buildup to change similar to a potential charge of time. I'll call it a Duriton. Duritons occur faster than can be measured by our technology. Just because something can't be measured doesn't mean it can't exist. Our lives are a series of duritons that we register on a massive scale to simulate continuity. Is it safe to say that we exist in a constant flow of individual duritons, remembering the past as the present? Thank you. They sent: In reply to your letter, sent on June 2, 2017: tMic Mann The whole concept of time is difficult and complex. As far as humans go, the sensing of time seems to vary with age. See "Sensing Time" in our senses section. Thus, is time different for different people? At the quantum level of matter, movement is in "quantum jumps" instead of being continuous. Likewise, since time is related to motion, it too could be in quantum increments. Thus, you could think of time being static in between those jumps. Your idea of a "Duriton" might fit within that area. In some theories, time is considered a fourth dimension. It can curve just as space can curve. Keep up the good work in pondering these issues. Ron Kurtus School for Champions You too can send science questions for a personal response. When they respond they add your question to their feedback log so others may ponder your question and their answer as well. See FEEDBACK BLOG To send them a question, fill out this email form at their site. You will get a comfirmation email that they got your question and a second email when they have an answer for it. http://www.school-for-champions.com/email.cfm?subject=SfC%20-%20Feedback%20Blog There is a very wide range of subjects you may ask, see their main site for the areas of study. A Aging Algebra Animal Health Arithmetic Astronomy B Behavior Biographies Business C Career Character Chemistry ColdFusion Communication Competition E eCommerce Education e-Learning Electricity Electro-Optics Entrepreneurship Excellence Experiments F Fiction Writing Finances Flash Development FrameMaker Friction G Get Good Grades Gravitation Gravity H Health History I ISO 9000 InDesign K Knowledge M Machines Magnetism Marketing Mechanics Mental Health Missile Defense History N Nutrition P Physical Science Physics Public Speaking Q Quality R Religion S Sales Science Projects Security Self-Publishing Senses Speaking Speech Writing Speeches Spiritual Health Sports History SQL Development Success in Life T Technical Writing Tests TQM Training V Value in Life Vitality W Web Design Writing Methods |
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