What is Time
invites readers on a thought-provoking journey through the nature of time, space, and information. Building on Einstein's theory of relativity, this work explores time as an inseparable part of a four-dimensional space-time continuum-and ventures beyond, proposing the idea of a two-dimensional "time sheet" directly tied to information.
With clarity and depth, the book confronts profound questions: Does time have a beginning? Did it start with the Big Bang? Using Heisenberg's uncertainty principle as a lens, the narrative reveals why energy and time cannot be measured simultaneously-yet information and time can, opening new possibilities for understanding the universe's origins.
The Big Bang emerges not only as a "time wall" measured in Planck units, but as a simultaneous point of distinct informational value-an unexpected and revolutionary insight. Along the way, readers encounter the surprising relationship between dark matter, the flow of information, and the fabric of space itself.
This work challenges conventional cosmology and physics, offering a fresh, intellectually daring perspective for anyone intrigued by the mysteries of the cosmos, the foundations of reality, and the hidden interplay between time, space, and information.