sushi
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does space becomes time or does space becomes distance?
space+distance--> time
or
space+ time--> distance
which one is right
I observe that it can really be both. doesn't that kind of imply time= distance
I observe this based theory based on two to three examples:
(1) the earth/planets rotating around the sun
when you are in outer space observing earth's rotation, you can only see distance and earth displacement change during rotation, not time.
(2) the escalator
when you obeserve escalator moving from one point to next, you can see only distance changing when the esclator moves from one point to next.
(3)spinning an office chair
generally the same conclusion, when you spin an office chair, the distance or displacement changed, there is no time change.
time= change in distance. distance = change in time?
space+distance--> time
or
space+ time--> distance
which one is right
I observe that it can really be both. doesn't that kind of imply time= distance
I observe this based theory based on two to three examples:
(1) the earth/planets rotating around the sun
when you are in outer space observing earth's rotation, you can only see distance and earth displacement change during rotation, not time.
(2) the escalator
when you obeserve escalator moving from one point to next, you can see only distance changing when the esclator moves from one point to next.
(3)spinning an office chair
generally the same conclusion, when you spin an office chair, the distance or displacement changed, there is no time change.
time= change in distance. distance = change in time?