TIME Simply.
What is time?
How about hm =E=h/T(Light waves the best oscillators).
T=(h/E)=(1/1)=1 second
when E=h=10-22J
TIME Simply.
What is time?
How about hm =E=h/T(Light waves the best oscillators).
T=(h/E)=(1/1)=1 second
when E=h=10-22J
This is critical to understand that one second (arbitrarily defined) is defined as when the Energy is h.
E=h at one second (Energy =h at one second).
So time is lots of h’s. Time of 1 second means one h value. Conversely h=the energy of one second in all the equations featuring h.
In a clock time increases as Energy decreases (spring or battery).
For time to decrease Energy would increase.
T=h/E and (ò)T=(ò)(h/E) where ò is delta or change in Energy, Time ect.
Watch now because those deltas introduce time being able to go backward or forward.
Some examples:
The sun would be losing energy --time would go forwards.
The earth would be gaining energy--time would go backwards.
People lose energy--time goes forwards.
Space does nothing--time stops.
A black hole absorbs energy--time would go backwards.
A Quaser or super nova lose energy very fast---they jump to the future very fast.
We can say in the equations that this E (and time associated) is dependant on Enthalpy and Entropy and Temperature.
(ò)E=(ò)H-Temp(ò)S just for info.
PAST AFFECTING THE FUTURE
If one goes through 3 green lights in ones car one can predict the next will most probable be a red. If on the roulette wheel black came up 3 times the next will probably be red.
One has to take history into account as causing FATE or a predictable future.
Current probability and chance math doesn't take history into account.
