Time, space, relativity, time dilation, twin paradox, quantum rotation, albert einstein , 4th dimension, 3rd dimension
Theory of Time Dilation: Ever since we know about Albert Einstein and time as 4th dimension; it became a renowned theory that we can travel time in the future or past if we go at the speed of light or more than the speed of light . But according to my observation, speed doesn’t help us to across the time no matter whether it is same as light as or more than light. Because, what we say and understand by time is the earth’s perspective observation.
So, any speed is not helpful to travel and pass the time- present. We should think that time is another dimension and as per the great scientists Albert Einstein it’s the 4th dimension.
Our life on earth is the 3rd dimensional life. We are living in 3rd dimension and trying to travel another dimension with super/hyper speed which is not logical at all.
Logical Explanation When We Go At Faster Speed As Light
Suppose the earth and the mercury is placed at a distance of 56,974,146 miles. If you travel at the speed of light or 186,000 mile per second to the mercury, it will take 306.33 second or 5.10 minutes to reach the mercury. When you will return back it will take another 5.10 minutes. So, the two way travel would take only 10.20 minutes. A man staying at the earth and a man who is travelling both will experience that the both way travel took 10.20 minutes. There is no scope that the travelling person will experience 10.20 minute and the person who is staying on the earth will experience 20.40 minutes.
So, where is the scope of time dilation for the man who is travelling at speed of light or more? And the man who is staying on the earth? The same thing will happen no matter what ever the distance is. Only crossing the distance time will be passed, it does not matter which is our speed, which is the place we are travelling. It is true that speed can help us to travel faster than usual time. But we have to think that time which we are mentioning it’s the perspective of the earth. We are calculating it by the rotation of the earth around the sun. It is not the exact time or the true time which is the 4th dimension.
A closely related phenomenon predicted by special relativity is the so-called twin paradox. Suppose one of two twins carrying a clock departs on a rocket ship from the other twin, an inertial observer, at a certain time, and they rejoin at a later time. In accordance with the time-dilation effect, the elapsed time on the clock of the twin on the rocket ship will be smaller than that of the inertial observer twin—i.e., the non-inertial twin will have aged less than the inertial observer twin when they rejoin
In Einstein’s special theory of relativity, there is no such thing as “time” in the singular. Time passes differently for different observers, depending on the observers’ motion. The prime example is that of the two hypothetical twins: One of them stays at home, on Earth. The other journeys into space in an ultra-fast rocket, nearly as fast as the speed of light, before returning home:
Afterwards, when the twins are reunited on Earth, the travelling twin is markedly younger, compared to her stay-at-home sibling. The exact age difference depends on the details of the journey. For example, it could be that, aboard the space-ship, two years of flight-time have passed – on-board clocks and calendars show that two years have elapsed, and both spaceship and travelling twin have aged by exactly that amount of time. On Earth, however, a whopping 30 years have passed between the spaceship’s departure and its return. Just like all other humans on the planet, the twin on Earth has aged by 30 years during that time. Seeing the two (ex?) twins side by side, the difference is striking.
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