Time is not something we can taste, touch or feel. You can't put it under a microscope, nor is it made of particles. Yet the physical world can influence time, example:
How can the physical influence the non-physical?
The logic behind gravitational time dilation is fairly simple: Objects with a lot of mass create a strong gravitational field. This gravitational field noticeably warps the fabric of spacetime around these objects, producing what we know as gravity. When a stream of light particles passes by an object with sufficient gravity, the stream of photons traveling at the speed of light would appear to bend.
What's even more interesting is that mass can warp the very fabric of time itself, causing it to move slower or faster depending on how massive the object is...
What's even more interesting is that mass can warp the very fabric of time itself, causing it to move slower or faster depending on how massive the object is...
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