THE THEORY OF INEXORABILITY 3

The shape of the trajectory of a body in relative motion. 

From all frames of reference an object thrown by an observer reach the same destination inexorably. The object launched accumulates the inertia of the mobile.

In the image above the object thrown by the observer on the plane will fall inexorably in his hands regardless of the shape of the trajectory is observed. 

RELATIVE MOTION

In the video the ball will fall inexorably in the cart, althought we see that its trajectory was a straight line or a curve. 

The shape of the trajectory (rectilinear, circular or parabolic) is an issue that does not interest to the Philochrony. Therefore, the Theory of Inexorability doesn't considere the reference frame of the observer. 

The Theory of Inexorability unifies all reference frames.

METAPHOR OF THE PLANE

Time is like a plane flying. 

We have no idea of ​​the speed 
of the plane or the distance traveled. 
The amount of time is not perceived, 
we can only have one reference of the 
elapsed time. This reference is the 
most precious garment: the clock. 

The true value of a clock is not 
in gold or diamond that adorn it 
but on the accuracy of marks time. 

We all travel in space-time in
our ship that is Earth.

THE THEORY OF INEXORABILITY 2

The Theory of Relativity: time dilation

Starting point: In all frames of reference "the succession of moments is continuous and irreversible." This defines time.

1 - Experiment with atomic clocks on planes:
Two clocks are synchronized. One is placed in a plane that takes flight and the other remains on the ground.

2 - Light Clocks (mental experiment):
Two clocks that have two opposite mirrors are compared. A photon bounces from one mirror to another. One of the clocks are moving at nearly the speed of light.

3 - Twins Paradox (mental experiment):
An astronaut flying on his ship for ten years in space. His twin brother stays on Earth. Both have thirty years old. The astronaut flies ten years to 260,000 Km/s. Then comes back to Earth in another ten years. When he returns is fifty years old and when he meets with his brother he realizes that his brother has aged forty years and has reached seventy years.

In these three cases the time passes inexorably from past to future regardless of the reference frame in which the observer is located or clocks. The measure of clocks is related directly to the duration, not time. Time does not change its nature, it is invariable. The time travel would change his nature.

The Theory of Inexorability unifies the Newton's time and the Einstein's time.

THE THEORY OF INEXORABILITY 1

The Theory of Inexorability offers an explanation that includes the Isaac Newton's absolute time and Albert Einstein's relative time.

Time is inexorable or absolute in the sense that "the succession of moments is continuous and irreversible". Time is unstoppable and unrepeatable. Time passes and nothing external alters their characteristics; even speed. Speed ​​affects the operation of the clocks (duration ), but not time itself.

The distance and size mediates between the subject and the space. The duration mediates between the subject and the time. Space is unlimited, no limits. Bodies have limits. Beings and phenomena have a beginning, a process and an end, ie, last in time. We take a periodic phenomenon to measure time putting it limits. This is the duration. We can manipulate the duration, ie, the beginning or the end of something, but not the time. It is impossible to travel to the past or to the future. The science fiction movies feed the idea of ​​time travel. We know and remember the past thanks to our memory.

In all frames of reference "the succession of moments is continuous and irreversible."

INTERVALS COUNTERS

These devices are odometers that record kilometers traveled by a car and clocks that record the hours, minutes and seconds elapsed in a day. The odometers are in relation to the distance traveled by the car and clocks are in relation to the duration of the rotation of the Earth (solar day). If the car stops the record of the kilometer stops. This is a particular measure. If the clock stops time does not stops, this is ongoing. Time is a universal parameter.

In the car there are:

a) a move or displacement from one place to another, and
b ) wear of energy.

In the time there are:

a) a succession of moments, that individuals experience as the flow of phenomena and that in return generates the "aex".
b) a development, and then
c) a material deterioration or gradual degradation of the bodies.

The road signs indicating the distances are also intervals counters.