Why does mass slow time?

[gravityblock]

GB,

Sorry to keep raining on your parade.   But it's pretty clear you don't know even know what a Force is...      Time is not a force.  Heck...  Gravity isn't even a real force according to Einstein.    You're just spewing more random thoughts again as if they are facts..

In physics, a force is a push or pull that can cause an object with mass to change its velocity.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Force .  This is a poor definition of a force.

If you lie on the floor and I apply 100,000 lbs of pressure against you, then your velocity would not change and you being made flat as a pancake would not be considered a force.  LOL

If I applied 5,000 lbs of pressure against you for 1/100,000 of a second, then you may live.  If I applied 5,000 lbs of pressure against you for 1 hour, then I am sure you would not survive.

If you can tell me that Time is not a force after this experiment, then I will accept it as fact.  Time being a force is much more complicated than this, but I think this will be the only way for you to understand that Time is a force.

Physics don't even define things properly. Here's my definition of a force, "a force has the ability to affect or cause a change in a system".

So, stop raining on my parade, and let's do the experiment.

[newbie123]

In physics, a force is a push or pull that can cause an object with mass to change its velocity.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Force .  This is a poor definition of a force.

If you lie on the floor and I apply 100,000 lbs of pressure against you, then your velocity would not change and you being made flat as a pancake would not be considered a force.  LOL

If I applied 5,000 lbs of pressure against you for 1/100,000 of a second, then you may live.  If I applied 5,000 lbs of pressure against you for 1 hour, then I am sure you would not survive.

If you can tell me that Time is not a force after this experiment, then I will accept it as fact.  Time being a force is much more complicated than this, but I think this will be the only way for you to understand that Time is a force.

Physics don't even define things properly. Here's my definition of a force, "a force has the ability to affect or cause a change in a system".

So, stop raining on my parade, and let's do the experiment.

What I say really doesn't matter...  I'm not the authority on physics.   The 100000s of physics who collaborate,  experiment and publish their findings and  data are...   

But if you (and others here)  want to keep playing fantasy world physics here,   I'll leave you all alone...  Cuz I'm getting tired of correcting everyones misinformation.

[gravityblock]

But if you (and others here)  want to keep playing fantasy world physics here,   I'll leave you all alone...  Cuz I'm getting tired of correcting everyones misinformation.

I'm not playing fantasy world physics.  I want to do a real world experiment so you can see that Time is a force.

Before you take the splinter out of your brother's eye, take the 2 x 4 out of your own eye first.  Everyone is spreading misinformation except YOU, is how you thinking!   LOL.

[newbie123]

 I can support everything I've said with good references,  not random youtube videos...   Can you do the same?   

I've asked you to provide references at least 10 times, and not one was from a university physics book or article... 

[PYRODIN123321]

If gravity is caused by the curve of spacetime, I can see how time might be considered a force.

Newb, this is a scientific type forum so physics is a hot topic, but you got to admit 10000s of physicists agree that overunity is impossible, but here you are and here I am and all the others, going against a lot of proved physics...


(off topic)
Anybody know Chinese?


peace