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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AncientGlory" data-source="post: 10142126" data-attributes="member: 262433">yes but earlier you were saying that above concept is in Big Bang Theory. I asked you where is it mentioned in Big Bang Theory.Do you know what you are talking about? Ok educate me, define time with space.I suggest you to look in to special theory of relativity. Time is relative therefor it needs a reference point to be measured. You are going by the assumption that suggests time is universal. In fact all Newtonian physics concepts are derived based on this assumption, and all these laws obey the rules when we consider the frame of earth. Hence this assumption is observable inside this specific frame and we tend to feel time is universal. But when you move out of earth and talk about the whole universe, Newton's laws will no longer be valid and Einstein theories will come in to action. A relative measure is not a real thing but just a relative measure.Time does not exist inside the universe. It is just a relative concept. What exists is the constant change of things.</blockquote>

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