Originally posted by twhitehead
Time is not space. Time is measured with a clock.
[b]Time, as I understand it, is the measure of the rotation of objects in our immediate solar system. But that's just me talking off the top of my unscientific head! 😉
Objects in our immediate solar system can be used to measure time, but a pendulum is so much easier, and for greater accuracy ther ...[text shortened]... s time is inextricably connected to space. The universe IS spacetime. Spacetime IS the universe.[/b]
Well, I guess I know time isn't space. I don't think I inferred that.
You say, "time is measured with a clock". I think I would say, time is measured
by a clock, and by extension time is measured by the universe at large.
I still don't see how time is a thing that can be measured dimensionally as an object is. Objects are used to measure time, and time exists as an abstract based the movement of objects in space.
Just expressing an idea, not as though I really know what time is. I can sense the material universe, and I have a concept of time by the action of objects in space.