Describing Relativistic Motion without using Theory of Relativity
Shivam Duhan · The Winnower · 2015
At speeds close to the speed of light, remarkable events take place which are explained by the Mr. Einstein’s Theory of Relativity. Among these phenomenon is the dilation of time – wherein time slows down so that the cosmic speed barrier is not broken. I have tried to explain it in a refreshingly new way. Assuming our universe to be an undisturbed system, time can be defined in terms of entropy i.e. by specifying the spatial positions of atoms and their rate of change, we can also specify time. My theory postulates that space-time is a single inseparable entity unique for a given situation, so describing one of its components automatically describes the other component.