Einstein wasn't all wrong

From: Mark Oliver (markoliver_at_threexd.com)
Date: 10/06/04 

Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2004 13:08:52 -0400

Time is indeed an unsolved mystery that affects the entire Universe.
However, we can't dismiss that it is a force that overpowers all
manifestations of matter and energy, regardless of its physical
composition.

Time is an energy force that manifests within matter and energy, which
are the same. In accordance with Newton's laws, when forces combine if the
angle is oblique, a new force is formed from the determination of both. This
is the force of timegravity. Energy force will combine at oblique angles
the majority of the time, as a direct impact is a highly unlikely
probability, given 3-dimensional space.

Timegravity has an effect upon all elements that cannot be reversed, as
there is no such concept of negative velocity. Utilizing the
time/distance/speed triangle, the only way to make time reverse, is to
introduce negative velocity. Therefore, time can only more in a "forward"
direction, and its effect can never be reversed. Example, if you add water
and cement together, you form concrete, as time manifests. If you smashed
the concrete to pieces, back to powder, you now have powdered concrete, and
you cannot add water again to make it concrete, as it is now powdered
concrete. It can't revert back to its original elements of cement and
water again. This is how time effects all matter and energy in a successive
"forward" direction.

Einstein was incorrect about time travel and the warping of spacetime. Yet,
he was correct that time is relative to an observers frame of reference, as
time only exists in matter and energy, and is static and unified in empty
space.

Utilizing the time/distance/speed triangle, to travel between two points
(distance), you require velocity and time. These three elements are
necessary to create Dynamic Dimensional Distinctions (3XD), and this is the
origin of length, width, depth, as each MUST have a dimension of time,
distance and speed. Given the same distance, the faster you travel the value
of time becomes a smaller number, to keep the equation balanced. If you
were to travel fast enough, then time would become such a small number, it
could be deemed as almost instant. However, to make time equal to zero, you
must travel at "C", as this is the maximum speed of energy. However, since
energy is utilized to travel at "C", it is impossible to travel faster than
"C", to keep the law of the conservation of energy whole.

So, if we were able to travel at "C", then time would be zero, and it could
be deemed as a significant amount or a minuscule amount, as zero now becomes
irreverent, and is equally opposite. But another problem arises in physics
once again, that nothing can occupy the same space at the same time. If
time was zero, you would travel from point to point in the same moment,
which is IMPOSSIBLE. Thus, we can never travel at "C", but the closer we
get to this velocity, time for the traveller would indeed dilate, as it
becomes such a small value.

Time, is just a quantitative measurement of gravity. Time effects energy,
gravity effects physical mass, both are the same.

Mark Oliver

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