Time moves at exactly the same rate as you get older

[DrivenByDemons]

because time is constant (sorta)

[Dave]

[gilaet]

[Just Peachy]

No. Time is relative. Tsk. Tsk.

[DrivenByDemons]

No. Time is relative. Tsk. Tsk.

OMG, don't go there with me.

[Dave]

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...3065235AAbAWlo

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No, time is relative. That's one of the main points of the theory of relativity.

For example, the faster you travel, time slows down for you relative to things not moving as fast. An experiment was done using atomic clocks. They were placed on supersonic jets traveling around the world and compared to clocks left on the ground. When the planes landed, the traveling clocks showed less time had passed for it than had passed for the clock on the ground. That's the Hafele-Keating Experiment.http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hba…

"Time is an illusion, and lunchtime is doubly so." Douglas Adams.
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See also GPS proof of relativity: http://www.astronomy.ohio-state.edu/~pog…

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[Just Peachy]

OMG, don't go there with me.

Ok. Let's throw out physics.

[gwartney]

I move a helluva lot slower than I used to.

[HeinousMark]

Bullshit. I sit down at my 'puter for 5 minutes, and 5 hours go by, happens all the time. Conversely, when my cunty sister-in-law comes over, the situation is inverted.... I can provide countless examples....

[Dave]

I think he's right, time moves at the same speed regardless of your age, it's your speed that makes a difference.

[DrivenByDemons]

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...3065235AAbAWlo

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker

No, time is relative. That's one of the main points of the theory of relativity.

For example, the faster you travel, time slows down for you relative to things not moving as fast. An experiment was done using atomic clocks. They were placed on supersonic jets traveling around the world and compared to clocks left on the ground. When the planes landed, the traveling clocks showed less time had passed for it than had passed for the clock on the ground. That's the Hafele-Keating Experiment.http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hba…

"Time is an illusion, and lunchtime is doubly so." Douglas Adams.
Source(s):

See also GPS proof of relativity: http://www.astronomy.ohio-state.edu/~pog…

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Ok. Let's throw out physics.

Are we going to turn this into a discussion about time dilation??? Cause I'll go there. I'll do it.

[TonyJax]

because time is constant (sorta)

Never seen the X Files I take it.

[GHP]

because time is constant (sorta)

No. Time is relative. Tsk. Tsk.

OMG you're both right!

Time is not affected by the age of the observer

[gilaet]

Are we going to turn this into a discussion about time dilation??? Cause I'll go there. I'll do it.

Can you make it quick?
I have places to go.

[acagirl98]

OMG you're both right!

Time is not affected by the age of the observer

how about by the fatness of the observer?

[gwartney]

Superman can fly around the earth faster than the speed of light. If he flies clockwise, he goes to the future. If he flies counter clockwise, he goes into the past.

[Just Peachy]

Superman can fly around the earth faster than the speed of light. If he flies clockwise, he goes to the future. If he flies counter clockwise, he goes into the past.

Absolutely correct.

[Babs]

because time is constant (sorta)

Just hurry i dont want to miss anything.

[Super Mario]

because time is constant (sorta)

tell that to your face.

[DrivenByDemons]

tell that to your face.

uhhhhh, ok?