Summary

Time is presence of motion and forces and is a phenomenon induced by expansion and
stretching of space into matter and energy which is present in the space.

Amount of motion and forces induced into matter is a constant. Therefore when we
accelerate an object as its external speed increases its internal motion and forces
reduces. This is observed as the slowing of time.

If we exclude the mass gain which is caused by the accelerating force then the total
energy within the object remains constant.

Moving objects also curve space. Space in front of the moving object slows in
expansion and develops a negative curvature.  While expansion of space behind the
moving objects is pulled into a faster expansion. This differential in expansion of space
before and behind the object creates a time differential which propels the object
forward.

The changes in curvature of space caused by motion produces the phenomenon of length
contraction.

Acceleration in motion or in gravity does not produce changes in time.

Gravity is time differential produced by differential expansion of space around celestial
bodies. Objects composed of billions of moving atoms simply move towards slower
time. Time differential produces acceleration and not vice versa.

Black holes cannot have infinite gravity as once time approaches zero due to slowing of
expansion of space in center of very large masses there is no further change in time
differential. Gravity only operates between near zero time and faster time.

If the universal expansion is slowing then our local time is the slowest. Looking back
into great distances we are looking at faster time. This would create an illusion that
universal expansion is accelerating.
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About Time
by
M.H.Khan
mkhan@timephysics.com