SHACK 125 FATHER TIME

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It is said that Astronauts who will go on long journeys in some years to follow that their time in their craft over several years would differ to Earth considerably depending on the length of years involved in the expedition.  This is 'time dilation' and is worked by the speed of light as a constant and from the prospective of the observer.  The Astronauts would see their clock time as they would on Earth, however Earth people would see it differently to their observations of the craft.

An experiment which was done took two high flying jet planes going around the Earth Twice, their clocks showed slower time than those grounded on Earth.  Yet if you look at a a spinning wheel the hub or center goes slower than the rim. So at the center you would see the rim or craft going faster and vice versa. 

Looking at a train whiz by and you are stationary the train moves fast and yet those on the train are not aware of what you observe and your watch which measured the speed as it whizzed by and their watches which ticked away as normal.

Then there is the mystery not to scientists that UGC 12591 classified in the Uppsala General Catalogue of Galaxies, founded way back and is in Sweden and has the Galaxies of the Northern Hemisphere catalogued there that through the science of 'look back time' has it that dear old UGC 12591 light we see left 400 million years ago when trees were developing on Earth---- so here you have it again about what is real and what is solid and forever-- a dog chasing its own tail.

Then there are time zones in the Americas and some are an hour or so ahead or behind and so on. The time for the light of the Sun to reach Earth is approximately 8 minutes. So when the sun explodes all life is extinguished on Earth and the explosion might take away the whole solar system.

So what is time?  Is it not linked to our senses and in this particular dimension of frequencies we take as reality and maybe there are other realities which are taken as realities and solid and or maybe not.

For sure when our light goes out where is time then?

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