Essays on the Theories of Time Perception

The perception of time refers to how we perceive the duration of events in our lives. These essays also cover theories on time progression.

• Is the Passage of Time an Illusion?
  This essay explains why time may only be a concept of the mind.
• Why Forward Time Travel Is Plausible, but Backward Is Unlikely
  This essay explores why we can't go back and change what has already occurred, but why future time travel doesn't break the laws of physics.
• Why Does Time Only Go Forward? A Theory Called Time Gravity
  This essay explores a theory that explains why time only progresses in one direction, comparing it to gravity as an analogy.
• Eight Reasons Why Time Seems to Speed Up as We Get Older
  This article examines how our perception of time changes, mainly because we have less time ahead.
• Why We Need Leap Years and Leap Seconds (The Math Formula)
  I explain the complex mathematical formula for the adjustments needed to keep our Gregorian calendar in sync with solar time.
• When Did Time Begin? (In Search of Time’s First Moment)
  A short breakdown of the fundamental mysteries of time in an attempt to understand its first moment.
• See Essays on Other Science-Related Studies
  Studies in physics and cosmology, cognition and consciousness, and space exploration are other subjects that may interest you.