Time is like a river that never stops! π It moves forward, just like the hands on a clock. You can't see it, but you can feel it when you grow taller or when the seasons change.
Time helps us know when to wake up, eat, play, and sleep. β° It's always flowing, just like water in a stream!
Time flows forward everywhere in the universe! π It's like an invisible river that carries everything with itβpeople, animals, and even stars. Scientists call this the arrow of time.
We measure time with clocks, but it's actually part of space itself! π Albert Einstein discovered that time can slow down or speed up depending on how fast you're moving or how close you are to something heavy like a planet.
Time is a fundamental part of the universe, flowing in one directionβfrom past to future. β³ This is called the arrow of time, and it's linked to the Second Law of Thermodynamics (which says things tend to get more disordered over time).
Einstein's theory of relativity shows that time isn't absolute. β‘ It can stretch or compress depending on speed and gravity. For example, astronauts on the ISS age slightly slower than people on Earth!
Time might even flow differently in other parts of the universe. Some scientists think time could be an illusion or emerge from deeper physics we don't yet understand. π¬