Science of Time

This book is written to provide a comprehensive view of time from natural science point of view. The understanding and insight presented here about time are both consolidation and “correction” of present views about time, as envisaged by the author. Critical opinions are expressed on the theories of relativity, time reversal and like cosmic and nuclear phenomenon. The absence of a universal mathematical time is presented. Time is viewed consequently and not cause of natural scientific processes or systems. Time is also further classified as classical, quantum and cosmic times and equated with energy transformation and phase change of matter. Measurement of time and keeping of time are discussed. Discussion on time and mind gives an ancient Indian insight clubbed with concept of time as energy-transformation. This book is highly observational and analytical.