Recent content by Gibsense

Time is not abstract to a physicist e.g. spacetime You imply time is only a measure of movement e.g. 2 particles are needed. This is like suggesting space is only a tape measure Cosmic Time is a measure of absolute time e.g. Age of the universe Only observers moving relative to each other have...

Thought experiment: An object with no deviation from a radial direction as the universe expands has no spatial movement. It only moves in time (It is spatially stationary). It's proper time = Cosmic Time. If the universe's circumference is expanding, then its radius is getting longer. If the...

Your quote started me off, but having got the AI working again, it directed me to a site called Pysics Stack Exchange, which incorporates the Astronomy Stack Exchange, which I was told I was already a member. Upon sorting my password out I found that the Question - why not a hypersphere (or...

If I recall correctly, your Google search posted a comment that space neither stretches nor is added to. At first sight, this seems silly - that it has to be one or the other. However, there is a logical scenario where this may be true: I cannot get my AI to respond currently so this is raw...

Yes perhaps it appears that the time reversal bit is inoperable. I must think about that one!

Correct. Assuming that the observable universe does not reach the opposite, far-distant side. Consider: A positron mathematically is the reverse time of an electron ie an electron would be a positron if its time ran in the opposite direction. Mathematically, at least. This is known. Let's...

Oh heck, I have already responded to this (and a bit arrogantly) I apologise to any reader. I thought it was new, sorry

Cheeky! Lol. You say the expansion of the universe along this fourth dimension is what we perceive as time. That is nearly correct, depending on whether your statement is from a 5d viewpoint with dimensions deleted for simplicity or not. The radius of the hypersphere, in effect, describes the...

I wonder. The AI has made scores of recommendations for further research, but mostly, I select where I want it to go, and never return to the list. Many are overlapping from different themes. It might be a good idea to list all the recommendations made so far and note the issue they are...

I nearly always label it unless it is just prose improvement. But in a long 'argument'/diatribe, it is not obvious where the source of a comment originates. This sentence is constantly monitored for spelling and punctuation, and mostly, I do as I am advised/told, inserting commas, etc...

Your post (with a very physical/mechanical description) conveyed a sense of Wholeness; whatever the communication method. I was trying to think how wholeness could be a communication method where, in a 3D space, the speed of light is a limitation. I came up with the simple idea of changing the...

The reason I would not discount it is that when time runs opposite, it seems a simulation of time on the other side of the universe (assuming radial expansion of a hypersphere) such that both directions (consider positrons and electrons) can occur in the same space (briefly) lol. It is a weak...

If another person's clock runs slower than yours, then yours is running faster than theirs. But yours does not speed up and run faster than it was, nor does the other run slower than it was running. You are playing with words to mess up logic, lol. Time dilation is real. When something is...

You say this worries you and then go on to describe every day activity as if this proved something. Time happens. Change happens in time. Yes. So? Does this show/prove something? Change takes place in time yes and can be recorded and plotted as such. What has that got to do with it? I am...

I still do not understand the problem. My basis is a hypersphere. The circle represents the surface of a cross section of a hypersphere. The surface of a hypersphere is 3D not spacetime. I thought you recognised this. relativity copes with this by adding time to 3D space as an add-on...