Time and Motion

#Time

Time is the interval between two events.
It follows that:
a) Every measurement of time is a radial measurement.
b) Every spatial volume is a combination of one temporal and two spatial dimensions.
c) The properties of the universe are discrete.

Based on this circumstance, theorem 1 should be expressed in seconds.
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#Motion

The motion of an object is the change in the (temporal) distance between all objects in the universe and the moving object.
The object remains stationary relative to the universe as a whole, provided it is not subject to accelerated motion or an increase in mass. If an increase in mass occurs, the centre of the object approaches the centre of the universe. Achieving a coincidence of the two centres is only possible by accumulating the entire energy of the universe within the object in question, whereby the centre of the object not only coincides with the centre of the universe, but the object simultaneously occupies the entire universe.