The Tesla Project

[lancaIV]

To "Ren": your definition is not right !
Aprove, at first ,your own statement,then you should begin with different experiments,
"primary" and "secondary" related !

Best wishes
                  CdL

[Schpankme]

What is the relationship between ... four dimensional time/space geometry?

not prepared (yet) to accept the reality of an underlying fundamental mechanism which is beyond the reaches of the five senses.
The concept of time...

You people sound like a fortune cookie.
Time is a measurement, just like Speed and Distance.

- Schpankme

[M@rcel]

Time is our invention to augment the 3D limitation of our senses. In other words: We use time as a substitute of us not being able to see/sense the actual 4th dimension.

So, imagine a deflated balloon at t=0, half inflated at t=1 and fully inflated at t=2. When looking at this with 4D senses, one would see all states of this balloon at once. Because of the 3D limitation of our senses, we introduce time to order all occurences of this one balloon. Imagine we observe a half inflated balloon with our 3D senses (t=1), we cannot look back to t=0 and we cannot look forward to t=2, we only sense the 3D projection of the 4D balloon. Using 4D senses, however, we can see all occurences of the balloon at once. To a 3D-limited-observer, this feels like looking at the past, present and future all at once.

I think...

[Schpankme]

Time is our invention to augment the 3D limitation of our senses. In other words: We use time as a substitute of us not being able to see/sense the actual 4th dimension.

So what your saying is:

o We use time as a substitute of us not being able to see/sense the actual 4th dimension.

o We use distance as a substitute of us not being able to see/sense the actual 4th dimension.

o We use speed as a substitute of us not being able to see/sense the actual 4th dimension.

o We use other measurements as a substitute of us not being able to see/sense the actual 4th dimension.

o We use theroy as a substitute of us not being able to see/sense the actual 4th dimension.

- Schpankme

[M@rcel]

Distance? I don't think so but speed has a time component, so yes.

btw I edited my previous post in  an attempt to clarify better