Objectively speaking, is there time? Does time objectively exist?

Time is the manifestation of movement and change, the internal regulation and component of the world and all things, and the "thing" or substance with objective reality in the relationship of opposition and unity with the other components of the world and all things.

Time is the expression of the movement and change of the world and all things.

Movement and change can only occur in a certain period of time, and at a fixed point in time, there will be no movement and change in the world and all things. When we observe the movement and change of the world and all things, we must have a specific period of time as the condition for observation, and without a specific period of time as the condition for observation, we cannot discover any characteristics of movement and change.

For example, the arrow does not move. It means that if an arrow shot with a bow is fixed at one point in time, it will only move from one point to another for a period of time.

For example, we use a camera to photograph moving objects. The shorter the camera lens shutter is open, the clearer the image will be, and the longer the lens shutter is open, the blurrier the image will be.

Time is an intrinsic regulation and component of the world and all things.

The world and all things are the world and all things that are inherently prescribed by time, and the world and all things that are not defined by time do not exist, and without a certain amount of time, no object can exist.

For example, a person has a date of birth and death; A tree has a lifespan; The Earth, the Sun, and the Milky Way are also objects that exist for a certain period of time. After a certain period of time, people are not real people, trees are not real trees, and the earth, the sun, and the galaxy are not real earth, sun, and the galaxy.

Time is an "object" or substance that has an objective reality in opposition to the world and the other components of all things.

Time is different from movement and change, movement and change are the essence of time, and time is the manifestation of movement and change; Time is also different from quantity, time is the essence and internal regulation of quantity, and quantity is the manifestation of time; The clock invented and widely used by human beings is a tool to record the number of time, and people can know the length of a specific period of time and the specific quantity of a certain time by observing the change of the clock hands that record the number of time.

Time is distinct and opposed to motion and quantity, to the world and the other components of all things.

Time, together with motion and quantity, with other "things" or substances that make up the world and all things, all share the same essence of objective reality and are members of the family in a unified world. Time and movement and quantity are intimately connected with the other members of the world and all things, they are interconnected and unified.

There is no time, time is only set by the ancients for the formulation of farming. It's just what people subjectively think exists.

Yes, because the universe is the unity of time and space.

Yes According to the theory of relativity, time and space coexist, and since space exists, then time certainly exists.

The whole process of all material movement or development, called time, is philosophical time, and it is objective existence.

The standard scale of motion, also known as time, that humans have established to measure the speed and length of things, is subjective.

So, we exist subjectively in objective time.

We cannot look at time purely from an objective point of view, because the conclusion that nothing can be separated from time implies the premise that human beings themselves must understand things through time. According to Kant, time is the transcendental form of human cognition, through which human beings must know the world, so it is not that time always exists, but that if there is no time, there is no "world" that can be known by human beings. You can imagine that you can remove the attributes of color, shape, type, etc., from things, but only time and space cannot be taken away, and you cannot understand anything from time as proof of the existence of time, but this time you cannot say that it is objective or subjective, it is the form itself that constitutes the world.

Einstein's view of time and space gives relative meaning to the traditional absolute time and space, there is no separate time, no separate space exists, and the world is a synthesis of four dimensions of time and space. Subjectively speaking, space-time is an indispensable way for us to understand the world, and objectively speaking, space-time is the basic form of constructing the world. There is no need to prove the existence of time, the reason is very simple, all existence cannot exist apart from time and space, and time and space itself are the premise and basis of existence, so if there is any existence, then space and space must also exist.

Four-dimensional space is the process of three-dimensional space moving on the time axis, and time is affected by the decay of energy to people's subjective consciousness, people's subjective meaning determines the judgment of everything, human beings are temporal things, and the time that people feel is existing in people's consciousness, which is based on the feelings of people's consciousness, and is the product of people's "setting", which is like when you play a game, you will find that time flies quickly, and when you go to class, you will feel that time passes very slowly, and time exists objectively. Therefore, I don't think there is "real time" (my own understanding).

Time is movement and change. Ancient philosophers said: You can't cross the same river. That's it. Because of time, you can't cross the same river, it's different from moment to moment.

Your so-called time is like length, there is no unit of length in this world, the unit of meters, centimeters, feet, kilometers, ......It's all just artificially prescribed. But that doesn't mean the length itself doesn't exist.

It is based on Einstein's theory that leads to negative judgments about the existence of the concept of time, and it is precisely because of the distortion of space-time that some theoretical physicists conclude that time does not exist.

You don't need to just think about it, you can understand many of these problems by studying astrotheoretical physics and reading more books.

What exactly is time? Time is only a subjective feeling of concrete things, it does not really exist.

Einstein's theory suggests that the answer is no. In fact, like space, time is relative. What does relative mean?

That is, in order to describe an event in its entirety rather than ambiguously, then the event should be placed in a frame of reference. For example, if I go on a date with someone at the end of the road, the "end" may be the beginning of the road for the other person. If I add "in the square behind the end of the road", then this "date event" is accurate.

The same goes for things that come with a time factor. If I say that 10 years have passed, then I must indicate to which frame of reference 10 years have passed. Obviously, there is no need to be obsessed with details in everyday life.

But who knows if we will organize interstellar trips or communicate with aliens in the future? At that point, the time interval will no longer be so simple, and the relativity of time will be felt. A well-known example explains it all.

Alfa and Beta are a pair of 30-year-old twin brothers, both astronauts. In 2000, Beta began traveling in a spacecraft with a speed of 240,000 kilometers per second to a planet 8 light-years from Earth. At this rate, it would take 10 years for Beta to make a round trip each way.

The fact is that in order to reach the desired average speed, Beta needs to speed up and slow down when it reaches its destination. Because their frame of reference is no longer the same, we can separate the alpha and beta times by simply changing the direction of motion. When Beta returns to Earth in 2020, Alpha will be seen celebrating his 50th birthday (20 years older), just 12 years after himself and he is only 42 years old.

This is not an intelligence test. The expansion and contraction of time has been measured by real watches. In 1971, two physicists, Hafele of the University of Washington and Richard Keating of the U.S. Naval Observatory, traveled around the world and measured four atomic clocks on the plane.

The speed of an airplane cannot be compared to the speed of light (a difference of millions of times).But scientists have confirmed that the elasticity of time has been captured: at the end of the trip, the clock on the plane indicates 59 nanoseconds later than the clock on the ground.

In addition, altitude also affects the passage of time, and Einstein's theory suggests that due to gravity, time passes slower the closer it is to the ground. In fact, time passes more slowly in the basement than on the top floor of the building. Someone once calculated that in a person's life, if they live on the first floor, they can live a microsecond longer, of course, this is too insignificant for longevity.

Time is now, it is a changing now, and when we say now, it is not now, it is changing. Now it's in and there, it's here and it's not here, isn't this change, isn't it movement, that's time. Man and everything are in the present, in reality.

Can't leave the present. If we want to go back to the past, we have to start from the present, and every step you take is realistic, so it is absolutely impossible to say that we can go back to the past, because people can't leave the present, reality.

What exactly is time? People have been searching for the answer to this question for more than 1,000 years. In ancient Greece, for example, the question of the definition of time bothered philosophers more than mathematicians.

After Galileo's great discoveries, Newton finally defined time as a mathematical quantity. However, the great British scientist believed that time is an object covered with a mysterious atmosphere, because time is independent of any object, above everything, absolute. Time is so close to the saints that God is compared to a clock.

According to Albert Einstein, time is not at all like a "free dog" in nature, but a real measure. Even today, we still can't define time in the same way that we define anything practical. We can measure time, but we don't know what time is, and we hang "time" on the wall or on our wrist.

According to Einstein's theory of relativity, we know that time can be extended or shortened. That's why physicists simply use time as a sequence of events and mark them with time. For example, a person's birthday or the expiration date of food, etc.

For time, people are now unknown and confused, so there are various speculations and different statements, and there is no unified definition, so the "Cosmo Energetics" can fundamentally give a correct definition of time. Time is the period of time in which energy circulates movements and processes of change.

Everything in the universe has no time, it is a concept of time formed by human beings in life, and finally developed to a unit that explains all things in the universe.

The concept of time is added by people! Sometimes it turns out that people make tools and prove that there is time.