Time Dilation

Unit 2

Time Dilation

Time Dilation is caused by the difference between the timespan and spacespan particles

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make a time dilation equation that matches that of special relativity, but is based on the 3 components of timespan, aetherspace (observer or object), spacespan of Superphysics:

The Spatial Layer is made up of 3 sublayers, which has the macro-aetherspace as the referee or mediator between timespace and spacespan.

SublayerPhysics Equivalent
TimespanTime operator
Macro AetherspaceDark Energy
SpacespanEmpty space, Dark Matter

This is notated in Qualimath as: Timespan : Macro Aetherspace : Spacespan

In normal math this is:

Δ T′ = Δ T0 / √(1 - (S/A)2)

  • Δ T′ : the dilated timespan observed by the relatively inactive aetherspace gap, as external observers (i.e.the time observed by others)
  • Δ T0 : the proper timespan of the active body within their local aetherspace (which is vibrating faster).
  • S : spacespan density displaced by the moving body (i.e. speed) caused by its higher aetherspace vibration
  • A : the aetherspace density gap that limits the speed of the space particles (i.e. dictates the speed of light)

This gives an inverse relation between time and space, depending on the density of the aetherspace gap which is relative to other aetherspaces (since spacetime slices are separated by the cognitive aetherspace gaps which embody the ratio of the cognitive negative and positive forces).

Motion and speed are then the result of a more active aetherspace compared to the aetherspace around it.

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