Is Time Universal? In depth with Academia

Welcome to In-Depth with Academia. In this episode, we explore a fascinating question: What if our clocks are giving us the wrong picture of time itself?

Based on the paper “A Re-Evaluation of Time Measurement: Toward a Gravity-Independent Universal Time Framework” by John W. Rogers IV, this video dives into the limits of atomic clocks, Einstein’s relativity, and the idea that time as we measure it may not be truly universal.

Topics covered in this video:
⏳ Why atomic clocks and GPS reveal the relativity of time
🌌 How gravity and motion distort our measurements
🌀 Could a universal, gravity-independent time really exist?
🔗 Quantum entanglement, consciousness, and simultaneity as possible clues
💡 Thought experiments about space travel and instantaneous communication

This isn’t about disproving physics, but about asking deeper questions: Does time itself exist beyond gravity and matter? Could a new framework change the way we think about the universe?

📖 Full paper by John William Rogers IV
https://www.academia.edu/129264441/A_Re_Evaluation_of_Time_Measurement_Toward_a_Gravity_Independent_Universal_Time_Framework
✉️ Contact: [email protected]

If you’re into science, philosophy, or the mysteries of time, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

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