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Originally Posted by Thelonious
I was referring specifically to your assertion that I quoted, in reference to space being a perfect vacuum at any moment prior to the big bang.
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Answer is ?
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Originally Posted by Thelonious
I see now what you meant, but I was referencing string theory for other spatial dimensions, not anything about temperature or time. Also, I mentioned previously a few experiments that could possibly show if the hypothesis in question is correct.
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Maybe you could help me out by restating your hypothesis as a hypothesis (ie, what it is you are assuming).
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Originally Posted by Thelonious
If such a relationship were to exist, it would have to be highly exponential, like that of velocity and time.
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I was thinking something like the following...
t = a (e ^ (k/T)) + b0 <== not that I accepting your idea. Just following what I think might be your
hypothesis...
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Originally Posted by Thelonious
Right. If such a relationship between temperature and time were to exist and one were frozen to sufficient enough of a temperature and then brought back to normal temperature, one would agree with another observer that he seemed to age slower. I am not certain of a way to find out if the frozen observer would notice a decrease in activity of the other observer though.
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This is where you are wrong and don't understand SR as Tormod says. Take a modern physics course
and/or read Einstein's ABC of Relativity or Brian Greene's Elegant Universe. Might help.
Maddog
