Did time pass slower at the Big Bang than it does now?

Subject: Did time pass slower at the Big Bang than it does now?

Date: Tue Sep 27 20:32:29 2005
Posted by Louis Powell
Grade level: undergrad School: None
City: Carthage State/Province: TX Country: USA
Area of science: Physics
ID: 1127878349.Ph

Message:


Different gravity strengths will result in different time measurement. Gravity 
would be its strongest at the Big Bang, right?  Since it would be weaker now, 
wouldn't our current measurement of time be different that the actual time at 
the Big Bang?  If we measure the time passing at the Big Bang by using our 
measurement of time as we see it now, wouldn't our measurement be different 
from the measurement of the time taken during the actual occuring of the Big 
Bang?

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