localised time travel wheel device

[Einstein]

A real device to detect actual time flows has not to my knowledge been invented yet. All we have are clocks. And clocks can be skewed by a variety of phenomena.

 

[timecore]

But a calculation wont prove anything. Now if you have a real experiment that shows the time dilation exists, then we're talking.

What do you base your ideas on then.You use math in your math in your experiments.So calculations prove something.

 

[timecore]

A wind up clock can be interferered with.But ounce you rule out what could effects the clock.The time machine has to be working.

 

[Einstein]

There is a difference. An experiment would show if time dilation is present. Then math could be used to model the data you collected. But the math would be modeled after factual data. That is how math models are supposed to be created. Then I could use the math model to recreate the data gathered. Some would argue that the math then is able to predict an outcome. But really it doesn't. It just creates a predetermined outcome.

A while back I proposed making a clock to record time using all 4 of the fundamental forces. A timebase using each force would show if the force is being affected by true time or just it's fundamental force.

 

[TimeFlipper]

There is a difference. An experiment would show if time dilation is present. Then math could be used to model the data you collected. But the math would be modeled after factual data. That is how math models are supposed to be created. Then I could use the math model to recreate the data gathered. Some would argue that the math then is able to predict an outcome. But really it doesn't. It just creates a predetermined outcome.

A while back I proposed making a clock to record time using all 4 of the fundamental forces. A timebase using each force would show if the force is being affected by true time or just it's fundamental force.

Fascinating Einstein mate, tell us more please

 

[Einstein]

There is a difference. An experiment would show if time dilation is present. Then math could be used to model the data you collected. But the math would be modeled after factual data. That is how math models are supposed to be created. Then I could use the math model to recreate the data gathered. Some would argue that the math then is able to predict an outcome. But really it doesn't. It just creates a predetermined outcome.

A while back I proposed making a clock to record time using all 4 of the fundamental forces. A timebase using each force would show if the force is being affected by true time or just it's fundamental force.

Fascinating Einstein mate, tell us more please

I would love to. But unfortunately no one has figured out how to access the gravitational force. That might be due to the disinformation we are taught in school. My research tends to indicate the the gravitational and mechanical forces are all just aspects of the nuclear force.

 

[TimeFlipper]

There is a difference. An experiment would show if time dilation is present. Then math could be used to model the data you collected. But the math would be modeled after factual data. That is how math models are supposed to be created. Then I could use the math model to recreate the data gathered. Some would argue that the math then is able to predict an outcome. But really it doesn't. It just creates a predetermined outcome.

A while back I proposed making a clock to record time using all 4 of the fundamental forces. A timebase using each force would show if the force is being affected by true time or just it's fundamental force.

Fascinating Einstein mate, tell us more please

I would love to. But unfortunately no one has figured out how to access the gravitational force. That might be due to the disinformation we are taught in school. My research tends to indicate the the gravitational and mechanical forces are all just aspects of the nuclear force.

Would that be the strong of weak nuclear force?

 

[Einstein]

I would think the strong force. Since the weak force is ambiguously associated with nuclear decay.

 

[TimeFlipper]

Okie Dokies

 

[timecore]

I belieive you can predict an outcome of a experiment with math.