Yes this was true for me back when I worked 9 to 5. Now that I'm retired and don't have to work, time always goes fast, and is getting faster the older I get. I think this reflects an ageing brain that does not notice the passing of time as in the past.
The younger you are, the faster you move. Thus, the time slows down for you, and you can't wait to grow up already. A slow-moving elder will see you move even faster. For him, the time moves fast, and each time he sees you, he would say something like: "OMG, you grew so much! time flies by so fast!" 😊
@@sorormimm493 Your mind subconsciously compares your entire life experience time as a ratio to one single time period. For example, when you are six, one year is 1/6 of your entire life. Christmas seems to take forever to arrive. But when you are sixty, one year is only 1/60 of your life. Thus Christmas seems to approach too quickly. We are not consciously aware of this perception, but it is always there.
Being a scientist and knowing quite a few, I can tell you for sure that none of us are terrified... Good Grief! Everything in this video has been known for decades by those of us that have been paying attention.
I'm a scientist, with a PhD in biological sciences, MScRes incellular/molecular biology, MSc in genetics sciences. I've worked extensively in evolutionary genetics research for more than 35 years. I have a passion for science outside of the field of biology. One of my friends has his PhD in physics, specifically relativistic mechanics. He has done extensive research in the areas presented i this video, has written several peer reviewed research publications. His views on the paradoxes of past time travel are that if we were able to travel into the past, we could not interfere with the past timelines because we would only be able to do so as an observer. We could travel back and observe the past, but not physically interact with the past. This makes sense.
God: "I am the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end." Time loop. Everything that will happen or happened is happening all at the same time and predestined. "If you eat from the tree of knowledge, you will surely die." This is when God introduced the Chaos into creation to cause death and decay, before this nothing aged and nothing died. We call that Entropy. The Plan: The end of the time loop, by removing or adding a perfectly timed departure, a new beginning, that is perfect without Chaos and Entropy. Believe in the Plan for everything and everyone. This is as best I can do to explain, the situation we, as humans, created, the mess we are in. The Monkey in the Middle, a theory that I do my best to explain. We do not have all the math, as the information we are given is one: flawed. Two: missing a key. Three: Infinities are an error in our mathematics. 35 years of learning from a question I asked, "What did Jesus need a flaming Chariot for?" Then asking, (ask, and you shall receive), show me the truth. The answer. " I will show you the lies. " You can not see the truth if you can not see the untruth first. Everything is based on a lie. " Surely God did not mean you would Die Die." The first lie ever told.
It would make sense if you ignore your own knowledge of molecular biology. Or is the person who went back in time shielded from the time visited as if in a parallel universe, otherwise atoms collide and mingle and events are distorted. even if a butterfly is not crushed as in the sci fi story, events are changed.
Well, I suppose one could say that I received my science degree at the University of PBS, majored in Nova, with a minor in Ancient Aliens lol. Both phenomena are mysterious.
@Jvaishnava I'm mostly self-taught, but the way I see it, time behaves just like any other dimension. We can't see it, but it fits right in with special and general relativity. Gravity is just weird. Nobody knows what causes it or why it's so weak or why it distorts spacetime.
We find out how much we don't know every time science answers one question. We are still very much ignorant of our surroundings. I love your passion to vanquish that ignorance.
Time is relative, but the perception of time is also relative. I'm hanging out with friends doing fun stuff for an hour, and you have to shovel horse poop for an hour, that hour is gonna seem much different between the two of us. More philosophy than astrophysics I guess lol
If time travel means whatever happens, happens us possible, I think it's fantastic because it proves once and for all God is all in the mind and not real.
This is true! I was bedridden for an year and almost half and the time went by quickly! After many months, I went to do volunteer work for an NGO at a village and those 3 days felt like an year worth of experiences!
You can't even type coherently I don't think you can judge God isn't real.....God is the Creator and time and how it works is proof for his existence not against@@richardcoffer4758
Just about every popular science video that I've watched on this subject, including yours, neglects to mention acceleration. While it's fine to talk about how time is dilated when one object is travelling at speeds very much faster relative to the other it's easy to forget that, say in the case of the twins, one twin needs to accelerate away from the other to attain such high speed in the first place! Would love to watch a remake of this video with acceleration treated as a first class citizen!
Einstein was a well-mannered, approachable, easy to like fellow that everyone respected. Newton was a first class jerk. It’s pure karma that Einstein was right and Newton was wrong. It’s nice to be important, but it’s important to be nice.
Bell's Theorem would populate any timeline at which a prospective traveler might arrive, but the events of this timeline would not be ours necessarily, nor would there be any guarantee the Bell assembly would be survivable at all.
3 thoughts/questions: 1) since time slows down and comes to a stop in a black hole, would this then mean that an observer in a black hole would experience all of time in an instant? What does it mean for time to stop and what is that relationship to the space where time doesn’t stop? 2) when we measure how far something is away from us in light years, do we account for the time dilation as time was different so many light years ago? 3) The paradoxes seems to be a way to explain how something could come from an absolute nothing. Like, it’s incomprehensible to say there’s always been something. But maybe there being something is due to the idea that something escaped from a non-beginning of time to put things into motion. I understand this one is a poorly thought out idea. But what if it all started from the middle bec something would only exist if something already existed to make something exist
An unexpected fall for example tripping over an object or a road traffic accident can appear to make time slow down as our minds speed up frantically to avoid the situation. This is a natural effect that we all experience some times during our lives. I wonder whether the answer to time travel is inour
This is an invitation to see a theory where light is both a wave and a particle, with a probabilistic future (∆×∆pᵪ≥h/4π), continuously unfolding in relation to the electron probability cloud of atoms and the wavelength of light. According to this theory, the wave-particle duality of light and matter (electrons) creates a blank canvas that we can interact with forming a future relative to the energy and momentum of our actions. This interaction is represented by a constant of action in space and time, mathematically denoted as the Planck constant h/2π. This concept is supported by the continuous exchange of light photon energy (∆E=hf) into the kinetic energy (Eₖ=½mv²) of matter, in the form of electrons.
You're right and that time has a steady tick tick tick one direction. Weather, something in this reality loops back on it itself makes no never mind. Time and events are still one way. You are exceptional, for most people cannot comprehend this train I thought. One o'clock for all. Then times for the individual parts in this infinite totality. Existence is time, whether there's something or nothing.
I heard an example of the Bootstrap Paradox. In the movie Back to the Future, the character Marty went back and played “Jonny Be Good” before Chuck Berry wrote. Chuck heard it playing via his cousin over the phone. Cool.
Dose dis effect things like our estimation of the age of the universe how can we we estimate time if the clock is ticking different speeds as time goes on
Space and time… easiest example is look at a plane flying at 100 mph in the sky. Then look at a car on land traveling at 100 mph Your on the ground and the car seems faster Looking up and seeing more space forces your brain to say the plane is going slower
In all honesty, I would like to do a study of people in the same location as to the relative passage of time. You know how there are days at work that just drag on forever? I would like to check with everyone at that workplace "Did time seem to drag for you today?" The same for days that just zip-zip along. Did everyone experience a fast day? Just curiosity. I don't know that there would be any scientific validity to it.
Ive watched a lot of videos like this which claim that if someone is moving near the speed of light they will age slower than someone on earth. There is still one thing I really dont understand about this though. Given that speed is relative, you could say that the person moving through space is standing still and the person on the ground is moving relative to them. Therefore, when they reunite, why is it that the person who stayed on earth aged more than they one who went through space. Wouldnt they both age more relative to each other which dosnt make sense to me. Can someone please explaine what I am not understanding? Thanks!
Time exists only because it is observed , like the rest .. it appears to change because the point and manner of observation changes .. Observed from different vantage points .,
What started it all? Some sort of energy? Where or when from? Who knows? Is it worth knowing? I am that I am. It's all I am. Therefore I am. Just live it out, see where it goes.
Consider this scenario: You are at location 'A' and I am at location 'B', with a 1000-mile distance between us.,We both start moving at the same time. You move at a speed of 1000 miles per second towards location 'B', while I move at a staggering speed of 186,000 miles per second within location 'B'.,As I await your arrival, which will take 1 second, I manage to visit 186 places, each 1000 miles apart.,In this situation, it may seem like I have somehow manipulated time or moved faster than you within the span of 1 second.,While it's true that I accomplished more than you did in that 1 second, I did not actually freeze or stop time to achieve this feat. Which means for your 1000 mile distance it took you 10^0 x 100 centiseconds = 10^-2 x 1 second, but for me a 1000 mile distance, took only 10^-2 x .54 centiseconds = 10^-3 x 5.4 milliseconds. UNITS OF TIME::: 1 sec = 10^0 > 1 deci = 10^-1 > 1 centi = 10^-2 > 1 milli = 10^-3 > 1 micro = 10^-6 … So, “distance / speed = Time. Only space itself can fit an unlimited miles of space (TIME) per second but light can only fit 186,000 miles of space per second.
That's why we can never reach the "edge" of the universe. Your friend behind you will see you slowing down and down in speed. You would feel that you're still going supper fast but never reaching nothing.
“Never reaching nothing”? Guess you missed the lecture on “double negatives”. You can’t reach the edge of the universe because expansion of the fabric of space outpaces the speed of light.
I’m inclined to believe that what we experience is predetermined. That many of us have thoughts of the same nature it’s just a matter of time before it comes to nutrition.
I have a major problem accepting 'finite time' and the Big Bang. I come adrift with 'time began with the Big Bang' ... what could possibly have changed to trigger that BB, in a timeless universe? (One that didn't even exist yet.) I summarise it as "In the middle of a non-existent timeless nowhere, something suddenly changed, triggering the vast (silent) explosion that we now know as the Big Bang." Or we could go the other way (and I don't agree with that one either, nor even the base concept)- -- that for reasons of His own, God created stuff. And the universe. I keep falling out of my tree trying to visualise God creating first Himself, and then the universe; and let us never forget that change is a function of time.
I believe the grandfather paradox isn't even the tip of the iceberg... Traveling forward in time could create even more paradoxes (but is the plural of paradox, paradi?... well anyway...). Suppose I time travel FORWARD by one year to my same city and neighborhood. All my friends and family would meet the time-traveled "me" but would the year-later "me" be there too? And if time travel were indeed possible, what if both "versions" of me traveled forward a week. Would they run into the week later "me" so that then there would be three of us? Or suppose I were to just complete the first jump where I travel forward a year. If I found one of my friends and he asked me about something that had happened to me six months earlier (but six months AFTER I time-traveled), I'd have no "memory" of it because to me, it hadn't happened yet but my friend would know all about it.... And what if it was something very painful so I decided not to go back? What would be my "true" age then? Would the "original" and the "year-later versions of me both exist? Rod Serling could have a field day....!
I think time travel has already been achieved, or entanglement. With that being said I would lean more to the many worlds theory and time doesn't exist.
Grandfather and Bootstrap. Now there is a great double act. Available for conventions and bar mitzvahs. But I notice both involve travel at NEAR lightspeed. Is lightspeed constant? If time is subject to dilation, and lightspeed is not constant then not only is time travel possible it must be happening everywhere in the universe right now. If lightspeed is constant and cannot be exceeded or slowed then the big bang theory and earths current position in space and time with the JWST supposedly looking back in time toward the big bang, away from which every object is rushing at sub lightspeed cannot be explained by redshift theory can it? The Earth we are being told has arrived here from the big bang faster than light.Through "time".
As youngsters, we can't wait to be adult, self-actuating beings. As adults, we all can't wait to obtain the equilibrium of good income and safety. As older adults, we wish to slow the decline. In the last moments, we cling to life, wishing those wasted minutes, hours, and years back again.
What actually is time? Time is only a thing if the universe changes. If something in the universe changes at a constant rate then time in the universe can be measured. If nothing in the universe changes does time exist? And if nothing is constant, how would you measure it? As it happens there is constant change in the universe, vibrating atomic particles or man made clocks or a spinning planet for instance. So is time simply our way of measuring the rate of change of an event in one part of the universe in relation to the rate of change of something else in the universe which we believe to be constant?
Consciousness is only definable as a point of view. The perception of time exists only because there is a point of view to perceive it...and is relevant/applicable ONLY to that point of view.
Gravity is like time moving through a medium so a clock slows down. But. Does that mean time actually slowed or the clock had a pull that slowed the hands down. Or any digital clock or any. Other idk
Here's another time travel paradox ... or at the least a conundrum. Assume time travel is possible both ways, but only one trip each way is possible, and you're free to choose when and where. Can you go into the future to meet your future older self? If you say yes, then it's possible for you to decide to never return to the past from which you came. Therefore the future (older) you cannot exist. If you say no, then you can decide to go back to eventually become the older person you set out to meet. So you should therefore be able to meet your older self.
I feel like the "Bootstrap" paradox does have a clear "origin". Maybe not philosophically, but physically. To show Shakespeare his work, you would need a way to show him, maybe by telling him word for word, or writing it down, it's still "created" by that process. You are the one that physically manifested it. Now for the idea, idk. I'm not sure I can see the difference between coming up with an idea yourself and being told the idea and copying it exactly, at least in this regard. It's kind of like the idea of it "coming to you in a dream". Does the "origin" of an idea really create a paradox? I'm not so sure anymore lol....
What about the multiverse and a “new universe“ for every possible occurrance that can and does happen. Can this be real? If so, HOW? Does each universe have its own unique dimension? Can it be proven?!
Is there anything to be said for that "time" doesn't exist at all? No matter where or when you are always happens in the "now". The now is always now. Eternal and outside of time.
@danniifranks9042 The body naturally breaks down. It has nothing to do with time. Time is a form of measurement. It's a man made concept entirely. It has no reality in itself. There has never been a moment in your life where it wasn't 'now'. Let that sink in for a moment. It is always now. That now moment is eternity. You are part of that eternity. I understand it may be hard to grasp it at first but know this truth as a matter of fact that time is an illusion.
@@danniifranks9042 Memories are also part of the illusion. Know this truth as you read this message as the truth and wholly the truth. You experience the light of the sun every day. It sustaines us. The light that feeds your body with what you eat is only a means to an end. The truth is, you are the light. The eternal now. Outside of time You are the I Am...
Actually the stars orbiting near a supermassive black hole do not slow down from our perspective. In fact when telescopes measured stars orbiting extremely close to the supermassive black hole in the core of our galaxy they match predictions of general relativity. They didn't agree with special relativity's time dilation and length contraction. Something is not right claiming when objects accelerate up to the speed of light or when they are near the gravity well of a black hole time dilation and length contraction occurs from the perspective of an outside observer. Those stars do not look as if they slow down at all. Take the star discovered in 2022 called S4716. It's a young star orbiting Sagittarius A star every 4 years with a maximum velocity of 5,000 mi/s (8,047 km/s). It's zooming quickly around the black hole at around 18,000,000 mi/h. From our perspective, it should appear to slow down when it nears the supermassive black hole but no such thing occurs.
Time is a concept discovered and established by human intelligence living on planet Earth, and everything about time revolves, if you pardon the pun, is Earth-based. Time may have a different meaning outside our Galaxy, yet to be discovered. 24 hours, 365 days, all based on our solar system. Time may be a different concept outside the Milky Way and the vast Universe, which is left for science to make sense of so we can all live in peace.
Time as in personal experience is definitely relative However time understood through entropy of the surrounding ( considering yourself as the system ) doesn't seem to be relative. 🤔
That's because entropy is what we think we see However checking the math their is no true entropy This points to a creator so let me stop talking so science can uncover more truth without jumping to conclusions ...
@JjDp-m2k what do you mean there is no true entropy ? I do need to use thermodynamics time to time although not heavily math based but there is some kind of entropy. Maybe entropy has a lot more to it than anybody knows in a good or in a bad way (no matter the conclusion I don't really think I can change that )
I think our concept of time is distorted. It seems to be arbitrary, but even testing it is subjective, being our own description of entropy. If time is fluid, then all calculations based on the ticking of a clock must be wrong.
That was one of those things they Taught in School, but was a Total Lie. You can look it up, but Newton was NOT sitting under an Apple Tree when he saw the Apple Fall. He was looking out of a window near his desk when he Saw the Apple Fell out of the Tree.
... and scientists must prove a theory with a maths equation, i doubt if our maths chalked on a blackboard however complicated equations might look, is up to the job of explaining the universe.For instance suppose the distance between objects was more important than the objects themselves.
@@my67falcon you literally just wrote science is wrong from the beginning to the end. Do you reasonably think anyone could think anything positive about science from your sentence?
@magilviamax8346 I literally said that science keeps proving itself wrong. Science will come to a conclusion, then someone makes a discovery and changes that conclusion. It's what science does. It's religion that doesn't change. What happened with you is you thought you found someone with a particular view you despise and jumped; you were wrong.
I don't believe time travel is possible, and therefore those paradoxes such as the grandfather paradox and the bootstrap paradox seem like nonsense to me. A question I have is this; if time is so variable how can you even make such a statement that the elapsed time since the Big Bang is 13.8 billion years? The statement itself seems illogical if time is different in various parts of the universe
Time is not a thing, just a concept or something we invented for a way to measure how long something takes to happen, and it doesn't change with speed, but speed and gravity will effect the device measuring time and your concept of it, so you might as well say its just a gimmick invented by the Swiss 🤗
Greetings ◇ No matter 《◇》 Would exist with the duelalety of Time and Energy @~~~ Everything is timed !@! Energy is dependent on Time ~^@~ Weather Slow/// fast Energy and Mass are Timed 《@》 We (humans) are timed!@!
So where did the name "Mahakaal" come from? The Hindu use this name for Lord Shiva. Have used this name for thousands of years. By the way Mahakaal means "Big Time". "Kaal" means "Time".
Likely time is being confused with quantum fluctuation. Quantum fluctuation likely slows down inside a black hole and ordered matter loses it's cohesion and transitions back into the vacuum space medium. Thus the illusion of the expansion of space when it may just be a result of condensed space matter expanding back into vacuum medium. So paradoxes of time are not possible. If you reach the speed of light the ether drag likely rips your atoms apart. For faster than light travel you would need to create a hole in the ether ahead of you so this cant happen. And instead of a long worm hole you would just need that hole to be a few atoms thick if even that generated around you like the UFO's seem to do.
i'm not a scientist myself but i'm curious as to why you think paradoxes aren't possible. I hear phrases being thrown around like, 'going back in time' but that seems 'almost' impossible tbh. Unless the science advances a lot i don't think something like that can happen. Otherwise there is a small probability that it is still possible so i wouldn't wanna refute it completely but it being able to happen would destroy our perception of reality and i think would lead to unimaginable paradoxes. Again, i might be wrong. Also, i haven't heard of this particular theory of FTL, but may i ask what do you mean by ether in this context coz from what i understand the concept of ether is kinda obsolete. Anyway, to start thinking about FTL we need also to find 'advanced' sources of energy coz frankly, all kinds of FTL seem to need stupid amount of energies that aren't even theoretically feasible at this point in time
@@victor-jb7hm Covid and climate political pseudo science should, if nothing else encourage us to re-examine all the mainstream physics assumptions as well. Vacuum is made up of quark condesents and Higgs particles, so the Ether is real after all, LOL. I think step by step, logical visualizations of all basic potentials and building from the simplest can unlock everything better than mathematical assumptions and models do.
Realistically nobody is going back In time if you travel fast everybody is moving forward just at the speed of light you go forward slower. But that's never gona bring a person back
Time dilation due to motion has been tested and proven. I do not think gravitational time dilation has been tested and observed. The examples you present always involve motion, such as the expansion at the big bang or the astronaut in orbit. Both of these examples have motion. This is the same as different altitudes on Earth where the difference is still based on the speed one is going. One on a mountain and one at the beach. Show an example of gravitational time dilation without motion also being involved. As to going back in time, that would involve reversing existence and should be isolated to fantasy and simply stated that it is impossible. Further study of the Gravity Probe B experiment may change your mind about micro gravity (.1ug) and how it increases to gravity and how it may really be a push. Pictures and videos of gravity wells never show what happens to space time and gravity at the surface of the mass. This is where micro-gravity actually increases to, in Earth's case, (1g) The density of the mass is the most important factor in increasing micro-gravity to gravity. Anyways just some thoughts as I viewed your presentation and thank you.
Well yea because when you're 50 yrs old 5 yrs seems fast, blink if the eye but when you're 10 yrs old 5 years seems forever because that's 1/2 your life, but at 50 its a mear 1/10th of your life.
Time speeds up at 5pm Friday and slows down again 8am Monday. At least, it does to my perspective.
Indeed it does the 60Ish hours of the weekend last about five minutes
LOL ain’t that the truth!
Yes this was true for me back when I worked 9 to 5. Now that I'm retired and don't have to work, time always goes fast, and is getting faster the older I get. I think this reflects an ageing brain that does not notice the passing of time as in the past.
Very good🙂
Truth
The older you get, the faster it speeds up...
I think the same
The younger you are, the faster you move. Thus, the time slows down for you, and you can't wait to grow up already. A slow-moving elder will see you move even faster. For him, the time moves fast, and each time he sees you, he would
say something like: "OMG, you grew so much! time flies by so fast!" 😊
It absolutely does. Why is that?
YES.
@@sorormimm493 Your mind subconsciously compares your entire life experience time as a ratio to one single time period.
For example, when you are six, one year is 1/6 of your entire life. Christmas seems to take forever to arrive. But when you are sixty, one year is only 1/60 of your life. Thus Christmas seems to approach too quickly.
We are not consciously aware of this perception, but it is always there.
True. I saw some people looking scared so I asked them "What's going on ". They said they were scientists
Pro tip: son't mention the word "time" around them.They will absolutely freak out!
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Time moved very, very slowly when I was in the military. But for the last 20 years it has moved very fast.
Being a scientist and knowing quite a few, I can tell you for sure that none of us are terrified... Good Grief! Everything in this video has been known for decades by those of us that have been paying attention.
It's all click bait bullshit for the low info crowd.
I am also a scientist, the foremost authority in this field and i actually invented time,
@@BobTheBuilder-l9d I think I remember you from a previous life :)
@dolphinride5157 Yes we were husband and wife.
@@BobTheBuilder-l9d Well I hope I was the man! haha!
I'm a scientist, with a PhD in biological sciences, MScRes incellular/molecular biology, MSc in genetics sciences. I've worked extensively in evolutionary genetics research for more than 35 years. I have a passion for science outside of the field of biology. One of my friends has his PhD in physics, specifically relativistic mechanics. He has done extensive research in the areas presented i this video, has written several peer reviewed research publications. His views on the paradoxes of past time travel are that if we were able to travel into the past, we could not interfere with the past timelines because we would only be able to do so as an observer. We could travel back and observe the past, but not physically interact with the past. This makes sense.
How could we observe the past if our eyes can't absorb the light emitted in that past?
God: "I am the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end." Time loop. Everything that will happen or happened is happening all at the same time and predestined. "If you eat from the tree of knowledge, you will surely die." This is when God introduced the Chaos into creation to cause death and decay, before this nothing aged and nothing died. We call that Entropy. The Plan: The end of the time loop, by removing or adding a perfectly timed departure, a new beginning, that is perfect without Chaos and Entropy. Believe in the Plan for everything and everyone. This is as best I can do to explain, the situation we, as humans, created, the mess we are in. The Monkey in the Middle, a theory that I do my best to explain. We do not have all the math, as the information we are given is one: flawed. Two: missing a key. Three: Infinities are an error in our mathematics. 35 years of learning from a question I asked, "What did Jesus need a flaming Chariot for?" Then asking, (ask, and you shall receive), show me the truth. The answer. " I will show you the lies. " You can not see the truth if you can not see the untruth first. Everything is based on a lie. " Surely God did not mean you would Die Die." The first lie ever told.
That's funny, I have been married to my wife for 42 years, and now I can only have sex with her as an observer. Am I a time traveler? 🤔😅😅😅
It would make sense if you ignore your own knowledge of molecular biology. Or is the person who went back in time shielded from the time visited as if in a parallel universe, otherwise atoms collide and mingle and events are distorted. even if a butterfly is not crushed as in the sci fi story, events are changed.
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As an amateur physicist, gravity is much more mysterious to me than time.
Well, I suppose one could say that I received my science degree at the University of PBS, majored in Nova, with a minor in Ancient Aliens lol. Both phenomena are mysterious.
@Jvaishnava I'm mostly self-taught, but the way I see it, time behaves just like any other dimension. We can't see it, but it fits right in with special and general relativity. Gravity is just weird. Nobody knows what causes it or why it's so weak or why it distorts spacetime.
We find out how much we don't know every time science answers one question. We are still very much ignorant of our surroundings. I love your passion to vanquish that ignorance.
Every answer only gives us stranger questions brother.
Cognitive ignorance is choice.♥️
Time is relative, but the perception of time is also relative.
I'm hanging out with friends doing fun stuff for an hour, and you have to shovel horse poop for an hour, that hour is gonna seem much different between the two of us.
More philosophy than astrophysics I guess lol
Correct, and to the ones who absolutely love it that hour will have past fast.
Much more than mere philosophy. FACT.
If time travel means whatever happens, happens us possible, I think it's fantastic because it proves once and for all God is all in the mind and not real.
This is true! I was bedridden for an year and almost half and the time went by quickly! After many months, I went to do volunteer work for an NGO at a village and those 3 days felt like an year worth of experiences!
You can't even type coherently I don't think you can judge God isn't real.....God is the Creator and time and how it works is proof for his existence not against@@richardcoffer4758
I experienced excessive time dilation watching what should have been a 10 minute video.
The nightmare time distortion is from the highest awareness personally possible
If you were moving faster you could have watched it faster 😂
Time is relevant to the value you give it in the state of consciousness in your moment of the now.
Pain slows your perception of time. Had a tooth crack Saturday afternoon. Felt every second. Longest weekend of my life.
Boredom also slows your perception of time too, it makes 1 hour feel like 2 hours
Just about every popular science video that I've watched on this subject, including yours, neglects to mention acceleration.
While it's fine to talk about how time is dilated when one object is travelling at speeds very much faster relative to the other it's easy to forget that, say in the case of the twins, one twin needs to accelerate away from the other to attain such high speed in the first place!
Would love to watch a remake of this video with acceleration treated as a first class citizen!
Insterstellar tackled this subject extremely well.
Einstein was a well-mannered, approachable, easy to like fellow that everyone respected. Newton was a first class jerk. It’s pure karma that Einstein was right and Newton was wrong.
It’s nice to be important, but it’s important to be nice.
Einstein was a Jew juring WW2 he was hardly gonna tell people to fuck themselves was he ?
In fact you have it in reverse, Einstein was a jerk while Newton was generous and cooperative.
@ Apparently, Newton is your twelve times grandfather. The rest of us have heard different stories than the ones passed down in your family.
Bell's Theorem would populate any timeline at which a prospective traveler might arrive, but the events of this timeline would not be ours necessarily, nor would there be any guarantee the Bell assembly would be survivable at all.
3 thoughts/questions:
1) since time slows down and comes to a stop in a black hole, would this then mean that an observer in a black hole would experience all of time in an instant? What does it mean for time to stop and what is that relationship to the space where time doesn’t stop?
2) when we measure how far something is away from us in light years, do we account for the time dilation as time was different so many light years ago?
3) The paradoxes seems to be a way to explain how something could come from an absolute nothing. Like, it’s incomprehensible to say there’s always been something. But maybe there being something is due to the idea that something escaped from a non-beginning of time to put things into motion. I understand this one is a poorly thought out idea. But what if it all started from the middle bec something would only exist if something already existed to make something exist
Great video🥰
An unexpected fall for example tripping over an object or a road traffic accident can appear to make time slow down as our minds speed up frantically to avoid the situation. This is a natural effect that we all experience some times during our lives. I wonder whether the answer to time travel is inour
This is an invitation to see a theory where light is both a wave and a particle, with a probabilistic future (∆×∆pᵪ≥h/4π), continuously unfolding in relation to the electron probability cloud of atoms and the wavelength of light. According to this theory, the wave-particle duality of light and matter (electrons) creates a blank canvas that we can interact with forming a future relative to the energy and momentum of our actions. This interaction is represented by a constant of action in space and time, mathematically denoted as the Planck constant h/2π. This concept is supported by the continuous exchange of light photon energy (∆E=hf) into the kinetic energy (Eₖ=½mv²) of matter, in the form of electrons.
So you’re telling me there’s a chance! 🤲
I believe there's another time not yet discovered or understood that is constant everywhere.
You're right and that time has a steady tick tick tick one direction.
Weather, something in this reality loops back on it itself makes no never mind.
Time and events are still one way.
You are exceptional, for most people cannot comprehend this train I thought.
One o'clock for all. Then times for the individual parts in this infinite totality.
Existence is time, whether there's something or nothing.
I heard an example of the Bootstrap Paradox. In the movie Back to the Future, the character Marty went back and played “Jonny Be Good” before Chuck Berry wrote. Chuck heard it playing via his cousin over the phone. Cool.
It's like driving thru the snow at night. You're going fast and slow at the same time.
Your equation at @8:21 is incorrect. The way you have it (delta t') would get larger, not smaller, as you stated.
Dose dis effect things like our estimation of the age of the universe how can we we estimate time if the clock is ticking different speeds as time goes on
Now im terrified, thanks.
This video has made time for me the observer slow down so much that I feel like I have been typing this for the entire video… 🤯 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Truth be told, scientists have been real quiet since this dropped!
I don't wanna think what they're going through!
Space and time… easiest example is look at a plane flying at 100 mph in the sky. Then look at a car on land traveling at 100 mph
Your on the ground and the car seems faster
Looking up and seeing more space forces your brain to say the plane is going slower
I have 42 years of experience being 24. Time is related to your Love 💖🎉
Every time I smoke time flies by but I look at a clock and it’s only a minute or two.
Time does not change, only our perception of it.
In all honesty, I would like to do a study of people in the same location as to the relative passage of time. You know how there are days at work that just drag on forever? I would like to check with everyone at that workplace "Did time seem to drag for you today?" The same for days that just zip-zip along. Did everyone experience a fast day? Just curiosity. I don't know that there would be any scientific validity to it.
Ive watched a lot of videos like this which claim that if someone is moving near the speed of light they will age slower than someone on earth. There is still one thing I really dont understand about this though. Given that speed is relative, you could say that the person moving through space is standing still and the person on the ground is moving relative to them. Therefore, when they reunite, why is it that the person who stayed on earth aged more than they one who went through space. Wouldnt they both age more relative to each other which dosnt make sense to me. Can someone please explaine what I am not understanding? Thanks!
Whenever you see the claim that somebody is "terrified" by the information in a Utube, know that it is just a rehash of facts you already know.
BIG FACTS that terrify BS channels! 😂
Time exists only because it is observed , like the rest .. it appears to change because the point and manner of observation changes .. Observed from different vantage points .,
Just think! Nothing didn't just explode! How does nothing explode!?😮
What started it all? Some sort of energy? Where or when from? Who knows? Is it worth knowing? I am that I am. It's all I am. Therefore I am. Just live it out, see where it goes.
Nothing will change, time will always be the same for YOU.
Grow up
Consider this scenario: You are at location 'A' and I am at location 'B', with a 1000-mile distance between us.,We both start moving at the same time. You move at a speed of 1000 miles per second towards location 'B', while I move at a staggering speed of 186,000 miles per second within location 'B'.,As I await your arrival, which will take 1 second, I manage to visit 186 places, each 1000 miles apart.,In this situation, it may seem like I have somehow manipulated time or moved faster than you within the span of 1 second.,While it's true that I accomplished more than you did in that 1 second, I did not actually freeze or stop time to achieve this feat.
Which means for your 1000 mile distance it took you 10^0 x 100 centiseconds = 10^-2 x 1 second, but for me a 1000 mile distance, took only 10^-2 x .54 centiseconds = 10^-3 x 5.4 milliseconds.
UNITS OF TIME:::
1 sec = 10^0 > 1 deci = 10^-1 > 1 centi = 10^-2 > 1 milli = 10^-3 > 1 micro = 10^-6 …
So, “distance / speed = Time.
Only space itself can fit an unlimited miles of space (TIME) per second but light can only fit 186,000 miles of space per second.
That's why we can never reach the "edge" of the universe. Your friend behind you will see you slowing down and down in speed. You would feel that you're still going supper fast but never reaching nothing.
“Never reaching nothing”? Guess you missed the lecture on “double negatives”. You can’t reach the edge of the universe because expansion of the fabric of space outpaces the speed of light.
I’m inclined to believe that what we experience is predetermined. That many of us have thoughts of the same nature it’s just a matter of time before it comes to nutrition.
I have a major problem accepting 'finite time' and the Big Bang.
I come adrift with 'time began with the Big Bang' ... what could possibly have changed to trigger that BB, in a timeless universe? (One that didn't even exist yet.)
I summarise it as "In the middle of a non-existent timeless nowhere, something suddenly changed, triggering the vast (silent) explosion that we now know as the Big Bang."
Or we could go the other way (and I don't agree with that one either, nor even the base concept)-
-- that for reasons of His own, God created stuff. And the universe.
I keep falling out of my tree trying to visualise God creating first Himself, and then the universe; and let us never forget that change is a function of time.
If Light cant escape a blackhole, than there is a force that speed that can not be measured.
I believe the grandfather paradox isn't even the tip of the iceberg... Traveling forward in time could create even more paradoxes (but is the plural of paradox, paradi?... well anyway...). Suppose I time travel FORWARD by one year to my same city and neighborhood. All my friends and family would meet the time-traveled "me" but would the year-later "me" be there too? And if time travel were indeed possible, what if both "versions" of me traveled forward a week. Would they run into the week later "me" so that then there would be three of us?
Or suppose I were to just complete the first jump where I travel forward a year. If I found one of my friends and he asked me about something that had happened to me six months earlier (but six months AFTER I time-traveled), I'd have no "memory" of it because to me, it hadn't happened yet but my friend would know all about it.... And what if it was something very painful so I decided not to go back? What would be my "true" age then? Would the "original" and the "year-later versions of me both exist?
Rod Serling could have a field day....!
Anyone who has seen Scott Pendlebury play football would know that some humans can slow down time.
I think time travel has already been achieved, or entanglement. With that being said I would lean more to the many worlds theory and time doesn't exist.
Time slows down when I'm searching for the nearest men's room.
Grandfather and Bootstrap. Now there is a great double act. Available for conventions and bar mitzvahs. But I notice both involve travel at NEAR lightspeed. Is lightspeed constant? If time is subject to dilation, and lightspeed is not constant then not only is time travel possible it must be happening everywhere in the universe right now. If lightspeed is constant and cannot be exceeded or slowed then the big bang theory and earths current position in space and time with the JWST supposedly looking back in time toward the big bang, away from which every object is rushing at sub lightspeed cannot be explained by redshift theory can it? The Earth we are being told has arrived here from the big bang faster than light.Through "time".
As youngsters, we can't wait to be adult, self-actuating beings. As adults, we all can't wait to obtain the equilibrium of good income and safety. As older adults, we wish to slow the decline. In the last moments, we cling to life, wishing those wasted minutes, hours, and years back again.
Well if you drive through time zones, would that technically be time traveling?
Don’t be so stupid
Cringe
time goes faster when you are enjoying your self
nasty boy
What actually is time? Time is only a thing if the universe changes. If something in the universe changes at a constant rate then time in the universe can be measured. If nothing in the universe changes does time exist? And if nothing is constant, how would you measure it? As it happens there is constant change in the universe, vibrating atomic particles or man made clocks or a spinning planet for instance. So is time simply our way of measuring the rate of change of an event in one part of the universe in relation to the rate of change of something else in the universe which we believe to be constant?
Consciousness is only definable as a point of view. The perception of time exists only because there is a point of view to perceive it...and is relevant/applicable ONLY to that point of view.
It is a wonder clocks in worksites are not worn out - the number of times workers keep looking at it leading up to Friday work's end.
Gravity is like time moving through a medium so a clock slows down. But. Does that mean time actually slowed or the clock had a pull that slowed the hands down. Or any digital clock or any. Other idk
Here's another time travel paradox ... or at the least a conundrum.
Assume time travel is possible both ways, but only one trip each way is possible, and you're free to choose when and where. Can you go into the future to meet your future older self?
If you say yes, then it's possible for you to decide to never return to the past from which you came. Therefore the future (older) you cannot exist.
If you say no, then you can decide to go back to eventually become the older person you set out to meet. So you should therefore be able to meet your older self.
I feel like the "Bootstrap" paradox does have a clear "origin". Maybe not philosophically, but physically. To show Shakespeare his work, you would need a way to show him, maybe by telling him word for word, or writing it down, it's still "created" by that process. You are the one that physically manifested it. Now for the idea, idk. I'm not sure I can see the difference between coming up with an idea yourself and being told the idea and copying it exactly, at least in this regard. It's kind of like the idea of it "coming to you in a dream". Does the "origin" of an idea really create a paradox? I'm not so sure anymore lol....
I feel like this explains why the expansion of the universe is speeding up
whoever is reading this and wanting a change in their life, just go read forbidden manifestation by zara blackthorn
started reading it yesterday too
Any book worth banning is a book worth reading - Isaac Asimov.
that book turned everything around for me
read it a few days ago, its great
finished reading it a few days ago. you can see why it was censored by just reading the first chapter. this industry is truly scary
As far as i can tell its always now ...yesterday is a memory and tomorrow is a thought
A memory isn’t now though is it!
@danniifranks9042 no its not ...but we dont live in our memory
@@Jim-ih3om exactly. If we don’t live in our memories and it’s always the past then it’s not now.
Some people think the universe and the experience in it is part of a giant bootstrap paradox.
Time dilation occurs every time you sit in the dentist's chair.
What about the multiverse and a “new universe“ for every possible occurrance that can and does happen. Can this be real? If so, HOW? Does each universe have its own unique dimension? Can it be proven?!
Reverse time travel is against the law of physics. However, forward time travel is certainly possible.
Is there anything to be said for that "time" doesn't exist at all? No matter where or when you are always happens in the "now". The now is always now. Eternal and outside of time.
If time didn’t exist then humans and animals wouldn’t age. Yet we do so obviously time exists.
@danniifranks9042 The body naturally breaks down. It has nothing to do with time. Time is a form of measurement. It's a man made concept entirely. It has no reality in itself. There has never been a moment in your life where it wasn't 'now'. Let that sink in for a moment. It is always now. That now moment is eternity. You are part of that eternity. I understand it may be hard to grasp it at first but know this truth as a matter of fact that time is an illusion.
@@user-dt3rj8qm3k but memories are the past as they’re not happening now.
@@danniifranks9042 Memories are also part of the illusion. Know this truth as you read this message as the truth and wholly the truth.
You experience the light of the sun every day. It sustaines us.
The light that feeds your body with what you eat is only a means to an end.
The truth is, you are the light. The eternal now. Outside of time
You are the I Am...
Actually the stars orbiting near a supermassive black hole do not slow down from our perspective. In fact when telescopes measured stars orbiting extremely close to the supermassive black hole in the core of our galaxy they match predictions of general relativity. They didn't agree with special relativity's time dilation and length contraction.
Something is not right claiming when objects accelerate up to the speed of light or when they are near the gravity well of a black hole time dilation and length contraction occurs from the perspective of an outside observer. Those stars do not look as if they slow down at all.
Take the star discovered in 2022 called S4716. It's a young star orbiting Sagittarius A star every 4 years with a maximum velocity of 5,000 mi/s (8,047 km/s). It's zooming quickly around the black hole at around 18,000,000 mi/h. From our perspective, it should appear to slow down when it nears the supermassive black hole but no such thing occurs.
At what focal length are you doing your math?
@@jeremyhill6537 Focal length? You apparently have no idea what you're even talking about do you?
Universal consciousness
So what is it?
Interesting. But then again I haven't trusted scientists for 4 years.
Sorry, i don't have enough time to see the entire video in one sitting.
Time is a concept discovered and established by human intelligence living on planet Earth, and everything about time revolves, if you pardon the pun, is Earth-based. Time may have a different meaning outside our Galaxy, yet to be discovered. 24 hours, 365 days, all based on our solar system. Time may be a different concept outside the Milky Way and the vast Universe, which is left for science to make sense of so we can all live in peace.
What if I told you, time has no beginning.
Time as in personal experience is definitely relative
However time understood through entropy of the surrounding ( considering yourself as the system ) doesn't seem to be relative. 🤔
That's because entropy is what we think we see
However checking the math their is no true entropy
This points to a creator so let me stop talking so science can uncover more truth without jumping to conclusions ...
@JjDp-m2k what do you mean there is no true entropy ?
I do need to use thermodynamics time to time although not heavily math based but there is some kind of entropy.
Maybe entropy has a lot more to it than anybody knows in a good or in a bad way (no matter the conclusion I don't really think I can change that )
I think our concept of time is distorted. It seems to be arbitrary, but even testing it is subjective, being our own description of entropy. If time is fluid, then all calculations based on the ticking of a clock must be wrong.
Why does the narrative regarding time near a black hole at 3 minutes 17 seconds repeat at 3 minutes 47 seconds. Is this an AI generated glitch?
Are you implying that time is electromagnetic? Like gravity?
I just wanted to know what would happen it Marty kissed his mum and told her his name was Calvin tbh.
That was one of those things they Taught in School, but was a Total Lie. You can look it up, but Newton was NOT sitting under an Apple Tree when he saw the Apple Fall. He was looking out of a window near his desk when he Saw the Apple Fell out of the Tree.
Whatever, we don't know what's actually going on, we're only going by our own human earthling perceptions!
... and scientists must prove a theory with a maths equation, i doubt if our maths chalked on a blackboard however complicated equations might look, is up to the job of explaining the universe.For instance suppose the distance between objects was more important than the objects themselves.
We are traveling near the speed of light now, and using the JWST, we are discovering things traveling near the speed of light.
So gravity can make time grow old ?
Why does every video need to have "terrified" or "...and you won't like it" in the title?
18:30 that's how glass breaks into this graph picture look...
TIME only exists for that which lives ....
Science. Proving itself wrong since it's beginning.
So you prefer religious fairy tales like a child.
@magilviamax8346
WTF are you rambling on about? Science proves previously held scientific beliefs wrong all the time. It's progressive that way.
@magilviamax8346
WTF are you rambling about? Science is continually proving older beliefs wrong. It's progressive that way.
@@my67falcon you literally just wrote science is wrong from the beginning to the end. Do you reasonably think anyone could think anything positive about science from your sentence?
@magilviamax8346
I literally said that science keeps proving itself wrong. Science will come to a conclusion, then someone makes a discovery and changes that conclusion. It's what science does. It's religion that doesn't change.
What happened with you is you thought you found someone with a particular view you despise and jumped; you were wrong.
It just doesnt make sense to me. Ive heard the twin example a million times and it doesnt make sense
I don't believe time travel is possible, and therefore those paradoxes such as the grandfather paradox and the bootstrap paradox seem like nonsense to me. A question I have is this; if time is so variable how can you even make such a statement that the elapsed time since the Big Bang is 13.8 billion years? The statement itself seems illogical if time is different in various parts of the universe
Light is time to the person you cant bend space AND time
Time is not a thing, just a concept or something we invented for a way to measure how long something takes to happen, and it doesn't change with speed, but speed and gravity will effect the device measuring time and your concept of it, so you might as well say its just a gimmick invented by the Swiss 🤗
It's to get everyone back to work faster.
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Would exist with the duelalety of
Time and Energy @~~~
Everything is timed !@!
Energy is dependent on Time ~^@~
Weather Slow/// fast
Energy and Mass are Timed 《@》
We (humans) are timed!@!
Thousands of years before time delation is explained in Hindhu puranas.
So where did the name "Mahakaal" come from?
The Hindu use this name for Lord Shiva.
Have used this name for thousands of years.
By the way Mahakaal means "Big Time".
"Kaal" means "Time".
Likely time is being confused with quantum fluctuation. Quantum fluctuation likely slows down inside a black hole and ordered matter loses it's cohesion and transitions back into the vacuum space medium. Thus the illusion of the expansion of space when it may just be a result of condensed space matter expanding back into vacuum medium. So paradoxes of time are not possible. If you reach the speed of light the ether drag likely rips your atoms apart. For faster than light travel you would need to create a hole in the ether ahead of you so this cant happen. And instead of a long worm hole you would just need that hole to be a few atoms thick if even that generated around you like the UFO's seem to do.
i'm not a scientist myself but i'm curious as to why you think paradoxes aren't possible. I hear phrases being thrown around like, 'going back in time' but that seems 'almost' impossible tbh. Unless the science advances a lot i don't think something like that can happen. Otherwise there is a small probability that it is still possible so i wouldn't wanna refute it completely but it being able to happen would destroy our perception of reality and i think would lead to unimaginable paradoxes.
Again, i might be wrong. Also, i haven't heard of this particular theory of FTL, but may i ask what do you mean by ether in this context coz from what i understand the concept of ether is kinda obsolete.
Anyway, to start thinking about FTL we need also to find 'advanced' sources of energy coz frankly, all kinds of FTL seem to need stupid amount of energies that aren't even theoretically feasible at this point in time
@@victor-jb7hm Covid and climate political pseudo science should, if nothing else encourage us to re-examine all the mainstream physics assumptions as well. Vacuum is made up of quark condesents and Higgs particles, so the Ether is real after all, LOL. I think step by step, logical visualizations of all basic potentials and building from the simplest can unlock everything better than mathematical assumptions and models do.
For those who can see anyways.
Realistically nobody is going back In time if you travel fast everybody is moving forward just at the speed of light you go forward slower. But that's never gona bring a person back
@@victor-jb7hm "Trust the Science!", not LOL, especially physics models. Trusting and not questioning established science is anti-science.
Awareness is so fast, yes, faster than light.......so fast time slows. Car wreck is proof
At 2:16 , does time make Newton's thumb pass through solid objects as well? 🤣
...and 4 fingers on his right hand and 6 fingers on his left?
Twisted moment special relativity
Time dilation due to motion has been tested and proven. I do not think gravitational time dilation has been tested and observed. The examples you present always involve motion, such as the expansion at the big bang or the astronaut in orbit. Both of these examples have motion. This is the same as different altitudes on Earth where the difference is still based on the speed one is going. One on a mountain and one at the beach. Show an example of gravitational time dilation without motion also being involved. As to going back in time, that would involve reversing existence and should be isolated to fantasy and simply stated that it is impossible. Further study of the Gravity Probe B experiment may change your mind about micro gravity (.1ug) and how it increases to gravity and how it may really be a push. Pictures and videos of gravity wells never show what happens to space time and gravity at the surface of the mass. This is where micro-gravity actually increases to, in Earth's case, (1g) The density of the mass is the most important factor in increasing micro-gravity to gravity. Anyways just some thoughts as I viewed your presentation and thank you.
Well yea because when you're 50 yrs old 5 yrs seems fast, blink if the eye but when you're 10 yrs old 5 years seems forever because that's 1/2 your life, but at 50 its a mear 1/10th of your life.