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My Theory is based on the notation that the reason we experince time in a smooth motion is because we are also traveling in a smooth motion. if we took the centre of our galaxy as the origin of a scale and calculated our speed relative to it then we could design a scale of relativity, and calculate a the time for everything within our galaxy just according to its velocity. SO time is not a dimension, it is a velocity.
Time is affected by your speed relative to something else. The speed limit is the speed of light. But what is the minimum speed limit? If you were to travel at the speed of light, time would stop. I also believe that if you could travel approximately 0ms-1 relative to everything else then time would also stop. But where would this place be?
Imagine the Earth, people at the north pole travels slower than people at the equator but they have the same day. This is a flaw, becasue time is affected by tiny amounts we just don't notice it. The interesting thing is that a sphere is the only object where you can't experience the same time (velocity) at any 2 points at anyone time, you have to take into account the velocity that the Earth is traveling around the sun and the velocity that the sun is traveling around the milky way and possibly the velocity the milkly way is traveling around an axis of the universe.
The minimium speed limit came from thinking where could i physically travel slower so i thought the slowest point on the Earth relative to the centre of the milky way must be the centre or the earth. Then i thought goto the centre of the sun and your velocity is even slower, then the galaxy and eventually the universe. My idea is that times minimum speed limit is at the centre of the universe. Experiment: If we were to travel to the centre of the universe and you were to experience time ( at 0ms-1 time stops like at lightspeed) then you could argue that your still in motion therefore there must be a larger body exterior to our universe in which we rotate around. So this experiement could tell you if there was anything beyond our universe without actually going there. But it will be a long time before anyone will be able to carry out this experiment.
I hope this theory makes sense, and i appreciate any flaws anyone can find from it.
This is all my original work.
Christopher Hatchard
Time is affected by your speed relative to something else. The speed limit is the speed of light. But what is the minimum speed limit? If you were to travel at the speed of light, time would stop. I also believe that if you could travel approximately 0ms-1 relative to everything else then time would also stop. But where would this place be?
Imagine the Earth, people at the north pole travels slower than people at the equator but they have the same day. This is a flaw, becasue time is affected by tiny amounts we just don't notice it. The interesting thing is that a sphere is the only object where you can't experience the same time (velocity) at any 2 points at anyone time, you have to take into account the velocity that the Earth is traveling around the sun and the velocity that the sun is traveling around the milky way and possibly the velocity the milkly way is traveling around an axis of the universe.
The minimium speed limit came from thinking where could i physically travel slower so i thought the slowest point on the Earth relative to the centre of the milky way must be the centre or the earth. Then i thought goto the centre of the sun and your velocity is even slower, then the galaxy and eventually the universe. My idea is that times minimum speed limit is at the centre of the universe. Experiment: If we were to travel to the centre of the universe and you were to experience time ( at 0ms-1 time stops like at lightspeed) then you could argue that your still in motion therefore there must be a larger body exterior to our universe in which we rotate around. So this experiement could tell you if there was anything beyond our universe without actually going there. But it will be a long time before anyone will be able to carry out this experiment.
I hope this theory makes sense, and i appreciate any flaws anyone can find from it.
This is all my original work.
Christopher Hatchard
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