How fast does time travel?

>>8710069
One second per second

>>8710069
one second per second

>>8710069
Time doesn't travel

>>8710069
one time per travel

>>8710069
how fast does distance travel?

>>8710087
How far is distance?

>>8710069
One parsec per sec.

>>8710069
around one second per second

In current physics, time itself does not move.
The moment you want to measure something at timepoint t, the moment you admit that time is a collection of discrete instances.

About 8 minutes per hour

In relativity the 4-velocity is always normalized to the speed of light, even if you are not moving in space. Time dilation says that the passage of time (objective time, not proper time) is relative to how fast one is moving through space. That means if one chooses to measure ones one rate of travel through time in a coordinate system that is not comoving, even when the observer remains still in space, the origin of that coordinate system will recede from the observer at the speed of light. However, the normal method is to take a Lorentz frame which is comoving.

Time doesn't travel, matter travels.

Time co-exists with space, therefore it would move at the same speed space is. Given that the universe is expaning at 70km/s, time would be too.

>>8710069
>How fast does time travel?
Subjectively. Time is meaningless to a rock.

>>8710069
about tree fiddy

>>8710069
How fast does distance travel?

>>8710069
1 second/second or just 1
>>8710087
1 meter/meter or just 1

Holy crap the time coefficient is the same as the space coefficient Einstein was right spacetime is real

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>>8710069
Time is only a dimension over which to travel.