The shortest time, if any

[Thomas H.]

The first ripples of an arising dispute between Experimental and Integrated Integrals are shaking kerbins science community. Integrated Integrals is insisting that time is continuous and can be divided into infinitely small timespans. While Experimental is claiming to have prove that time progresses in small packages. They call it Klanck time. It was painfully clear that this conflict had to be resolved as fast as possible.

Your mission is to design and run an Experiment that proves which side is right and wrong.

You may use all the mods and cheat menus you like, as long as no physics is influenced.

Submissions will be “published” if the concept is new, or if the experiment shows a more significant difference between both models of time.

 

 

Please don’t give the answer without giving the prove!

Edited August 26, 2016 by Thomas H.

[nikyname]

O.o wut

[ottothesilent]

On 8/26/2016 at 5:51 PM, Thomas H. said:

The first ripples of an arising dispute between Experimental and Integrated Integrals are shaking kerbins science community. Integrated Integrals is insisting that time is continuous and can be divided into infinitely small timespans. While Experimental is claiming to have prove that time progresses in small packages. They call it Klanck time. It was painfully clear that this conflict had to be resolved as fast as possible.

Your mission is to design and run an Experiment that proves which side is right and wrong.

You may use all the mods and cheat menus you like, as long as no physics is influenced.

Submissions will be “published” if the concept is new, or if the experiment shows a more significant difference between both models of time.

 

 

Please don’t give the answer without giving the prove!

This might be a topic better suited to a physics forum, or indeed, a psychics forum.

[Spricigo]

As Zeno of Elea (a.k.a. Zeno Kerman)  proves with his arguments against movement, movement its impossible. So While one can imagine a experiment no one can setup such experiment since for this is required to move the parts of the experiment nor can communicate the result since its impossible to make the movements to communicate (produce sounds, move keys in keybord, etc). 

The only remaining conclusion its that you need to read

 

[foamyesque]

Time is observably discontinuous. One need simply build a large spacecraft to notice this!