Re: is time distortion actually distortion?

From: Mitchell (macromitch_at_internetCDS.com)
Date: 06/29/04 

Date: 28 Jun 2004 18:48:07 -0700

sin@dwwx.com (Sintrinsic) wrote in message news:<8c0229af.0406242210.1f79ac7c@posting.google.com>...
> If there is no rock solid
> explanation for time element of relativity, tell me this; If you were
> to say time is only a restrictive element of this dimension rather
> than an omnipresent constant, is it possible that as the energy level
> of an object increases(and assuming that "dimensions" are separated
> much like the electromagnetic spectrum; visible light at one
> wavelength, gamma and radio waves at others) the effect of time on
> that object lessens because it's outside of a "dimension" where time
> applies? I know some people think
> conceptual theory without any mathematical basis is lazy and
> unscientific, but i enjoy doing it, and take criticism well.
>
> This is actually a question i asked in a previous post that wasn't
> being answered, so i decided to repost it separately. Feel free to
> read the original.

The very cause of relativity theory is the motion of time.

You can catch up to time by speeding up. So time's motion is therefore
slower.
You see, your motion catches up to time's. That is what we call
Special Relativity. Its also explains the reason why only one twin
ages even though they have relative motion in common. Only one cathes
up to time.

Where mass distorts space-time there is a motion. The motion of
gravity.
Mitch Raemsch
                      -- Light Falls --

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