Time is the continuous change that occurred between a beginning and an end. Time connects two sequential moments (before and after). Time is the physical magnitude that measures itself (it is self-measurable). The time of rotation and translation of the earth was adjusted by nature (day and year). Man created and adjusted clocks to divide the day into hours (24), minutes and seconds. The observer only records the days, years and measurements of clock, but these are given by the nature of time. It is not as Aristotle thought that time does not exist if there is no soul to measure it.
In length and mass the observer intervenes in their measurements, but time is always being measured.
Now the magnitive time is: objective, imperceptible (intervals) and self-measurable. It does not need consciousness to exist.
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