Feb 10 2010, 12:02 AM
QUOTE(~lynn~ @ Feb 9 2010, 09:56 PM)
I suppose that even in our system currently, 1 second is all but a reference.
If we were to take rotation of the planet as a reference to time, notice that different planets have different length of year respectively, for example Uranus takes 88 days to complete its rotation. But in its perspective, it has completed one Uranus year.
So by that logic, I suppose even if the time perception is different, the life span of human is unaffected. While there are fictions e.g. Superman or even Einstein's theory; when one move with the speed of light, time becomes relative (or something).
Changes would not happen within 1 lifespan. But consider the evolution of a species living on a habitable system about the distance of Uranus from the Sun. It would be curious to see what effect the different periods of seasons etc would have on the development of lifeformsIf we were to take rotation of the planet as a reference to time, notice that different planets have different length of year respectively, for example Uranus takes 88 days to complete its rotation. But in its perspective, it has completed one Uranus year.
So by that logic, I suppose even if the time perception is different, the life span of human is unaffected. While there are fictions e.g. Superman or even Einstein's theory; when one move with the speed of light, time becomes relative (or something).
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