Here at the Nibblings I will present to you a new enlightenment into the established beliefs of warp able space and time.
Over time we will examine the nature of physical principles under a twenty first century vane.
In Relativity: The Special and General Theory (1920), Einstein made this statement:
‘Every reference-body (co-ordinate system) has its own particular time; unless we are told the reference-body to which the statement of time refers, there is no meaning in a statement of the time of an event.’
I believe that the misrepresentation of time is the one fundamental flaw in modern theories of warp able space and time.
In today’s mind the essence is if you do not see, hear or feel the tree in the forest fall; then to the observer it is has not fallen. This is analogous to the fact that there is no sensory media presented to the observer. This observer did not not observe the tree there fore the tree also has not fallen.
Modern physics then extrapolates that if you do see it fall then it is falling at the same time you see it and there fore the space and time between the event and the observer is warping.
Excuse me?
I will come across many felled trees that I know have fallen in the past. The time that I observer them falling is always in the past. This is true even if I see it happen in near real time. This is simply because it takes some time for the media to reach me; whether it be sound, light or pressure. No matter how fast light is it takes an amount of finite time to reach an observer. This time dilation in the visual observation does not dictate a warping of the realities of present time and space that is absolute.
Here at Nibblings I intend to debate the present notion of time and space being mutable.
The Goal of Nibblings will be to pursue a new concept of Absolute Space and Time With Relative Observation of a Specific Media in all Reference Frames.
I hope to make this an enlightening discussion!
