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Time's essence is space moving at light speed around our observer:
The unified field theory gives time a strict physical definition:
To understand time's nature and define it physically, let's establish some fundamental principles:
Our universe contains two basic categories: objects and events. Mountains, trees, and rivers are objects; thoughts, flowing water, and growth are events - properties manifested by objects' motion relative to observers.
What is time's true nature? Scientists and philosophers have debated this for centuries without reaching consensus.
In physics, time is a fundamental but difficult-to-define concept. Perhaps no physicist in the world can adequately answer what time truly is.
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