A Simple Empirical Notional Construction and Understanding of Time

A Simple Empirical Notional Construction and Understanding of Time for All Practical and Scientific Applications

For the purpose of arriving at an objective explanation and thus understanding of the natural construction of time and substantiating its absolute reality, examples of time as they exhibit themselves, as well as their underlying mathematics, in the occurrences of ordinary existence are herein presented.  Observably in nature, time begins at the inception, or start point, or start point of reference, for anything and everything of existence, and ends at the terminus, or renewal, point, or point of reference, of anything and everything. A start-point or endpoint of reference would apply the cyclic or periodicity behavior of a thing, such the spin cycle of a quantum particle or star, or spin and orbit of planet, moon, comet, solar system or galaxy, etc.  The span or interval of duration from the start point and endpoint of an event or thing, subsuming sequential motion or transpirations or concurrently both, is its length progression or sequential length progression or its sequentially measurable time progression, span, interval or duration, which may be divided sequentially into a series of phases or stages of duration or time.