Re: Time is a Property of Matter?

From: Morituri-Max (newage_at_sendarico.net)
Date: 11/22/04 

Date: Mon, 22 Nov 2004 09:47:53 GMT

Mitchell wrote:

> You're a joke because you won't get the point Porat.
> Time slows down in gravity regardless of anything moving. It can be still
> and time is slower. Get it?
> I know time is not independent of space and is therefor everywhere.
> It doesn't need to be meausered or detected in order to be there.

Of course you'll respond to this by showing the math, yes?

Show everyone the math behind your assertion and shut everyone down.. c'mon it's
easy... you HAVE to have the math to prove it, else you wouldn't possibly come
to a physics forum with just an opinion would you?

Waiting for math with bated breath..

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