TIME: INVISIBLE PHENOMENON

For Isaac Newton "time is like an invisible river in which everything happens". What Newton wanted to say is that time is imperceptible.

Think of a song. This has a beginning, a duration and an end. While listening to it, we perceive the continuous succession of musical tones and intuit that along with these changes there are also fleeting moments. In time, invisible does not mean that there is nothing, but that there is something silent or black.

Time is represented by the symbology: i mc >, which means the magnitive change between a beginning and the flowing present (arrow).

Zero represents a vacuum with a presence. Time is represented by two presences which are linked by continuity. 

Elvis Sibilia

THE RHYTHM OF TIME

The rhythm of time is constant at low speeds, second to second. A second is the approximation of a fleeting moment. In the Theory of relativity, time has a variable rhythm, its pace is slower at speeds close to c. We do not perceive moments nor their succession (magnitive time).

The influence of time passage in reality is:

1- Material deterioration
2- Aging
3- The replacement of the old things for the new ones

Elvis Sibilia

THE SIBILIA'S LAW CONFIRMS THAT TIME IS MAGNITIVE

The magnitive time is: objective, imperceptible and measurable.

The Sibilia's law: Time is an epiphenomenon of motion.

Time is objective and measurable because it is the product of motion.

Time is imperceptible because it is an epiphenomenon.

With no motion, no time.

Elvis Sibilia

THE SIBILIA'S LAW

The Sibilia's law is the fundamental law of Philochroniy. This law states that time (continuous succession of fleeting moments) is an epiphenomenon of the motion registered (changes) in a specific support. In abbreviated form T / mr @ s.

1- The Earth is the main support for humans.

2- The organism is the support for age or life time.

3- All bodies are support of motion.

Formulas of the motion:

- In Dynamics: F = ma

- In Kinematics: S = d / t

- In Philochrony: T / mr @ s

Elvis Sibilia

GENONYMOUS TERMS IN PHILOCHRONY

The word genonymous comes from Greek genesis (origin) and onoma (name). Genonymous terms are those that are related because some contain the previous one in its definition.

1- Becoming is the continuous succession of irreversible moments.

2- Time is the becoming passed (BP) between two sequential moments (interval). The greater the BP, the greater the interval.

3- Duration is the permanence of things in time.

Elvis Sibilia

THE ARROW OF TIME: THE ANALOGY OF THE CASSETTE

NATURE OF TIME

NATURE OF TIME