§1. The anomalous character of 'physical time'.
What we name, say of, and believe in about 'time' has so many forms and ways of behavior that there is no unanimity in general. The 'scientist' defines and 'measures' also time according to his convention and convenience based on the criteria of a elastic 'scale' of relativity in the same way as he measures 'space' in terms of length, area and volume by first 'defining' length.
The correctness of this 'defining' itself is doubtful, and needs to be verified. This defining is based upon 'comparison' and hides from us the question that if 'time' and 'space' are essentially of stable or unstable form. Unless that question is addressed convincingly we can not proceed further.
This is about 'physical time and space'.
Now let us see about 'mass'. This is defined as the measure of the 'content' of matter in a physical body that depends upon its 'weight'. So though 2 (or more) physical bodies may have the same volume but different 'weight' and
§2.this post was lying in 'draft'and today I had a chance to have a look on it.
What we name, say of, and believe in about 'time' has so many forms and ways of behavior that there is no unanimity in general. The 'scientist' defines and 'measures' also time according to his convention and convenience based on the criteria of a elastic 'scale' of relativity in the same way as he measures 'space' in terms of length, area and volume by first 'defining' length.
The correctness of this 'defining' itself is doubtful, and needs to be verified. This defining is based upon 'comparison' and hides from us the question that if 'time' and 'space' are essentially of stable or unstable form. Unless that question is addressed convincingly we can not proceed further.
This is about 'physical time and space'.
Now let us see about 'mass'. This is defined as the measure of the 'content' of matter in a physical body that depends upon its 'weight'. So though 2 (or more) physical bodies may have the same volume but different 'weight' and
§2.this post was lying in 'draft'and today I had a chance to have a look on it.
Yesterday only I had read on net how a mass of matter like a planet could be compressed into a tiny point.
I see that I can't express well, but the point is : "Time" and "Space" are still an intrigue for us, yet to be resolved.
Publishing this now here as it is without any further editing.
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