Man is Space & God is Time

Chapter 6 Criteria of Time(relative or absolute) There is so-called calendar. The Calendar on each country seems to depend on the religion. It shall be defined by the Time because it is a calendar,　but there is entire irresponsible one. Christian era's starting from the time when Jesus Christ was born and it is said that the fearful thing will happen in the world by the end of 1999 to 2000, the end of a century among those who are not Christian making noise making noise in a maniac rumor. In case of Japan, February 11th is a National Foundation Day and the year of 2002 falls on 2662 of Japan foundation year. While there is a National Foundation Day which is made an official festival,　How come are they making noise because of the end of a century? China adopts a lunar calendar. There is lunar calendar and Mohamed birth a calendar in the Arabic countries. All depends on the country. However there is only one common sense in the world. That a day is 24hours and a year is 365 days and a quarter is the same in the world anywhere. Even if Mohamed may be born or died,　even if Jesus Christ may be born or died, even if Emperor Jinmu of Japan may accede to the emperor or not, it is a day when the sun rises after the sun set completely circulated, and it is a year when the spring comes again circulated previous four seasons which is spring, summer, autumn and winter. In case of being so, we can see the intention to make calendar of the human being. It is irrelevant in such an intention of human being. A day is the time that the earth rotates once and a year is the time which revolves once around the sun by the earth. An hour is the time that is divided 24hours a day and a day is the time that is divided 365days and a quarter a year. It is the truth beyond human intelligence and moreover a truth only in the existing one on the earth, however it becomes the different standard if you go to another planet. It makes a relative problem. The human being becomes older and weaker and then the death comes finally. Even if we may be on the Earth or Moon or Mars, is there a absolute time or relative time which is 24hours a day and 365days and a quarter a year on the Earth? And the standard time that the human being lives be the same? As for the standard time of the human being, is the relativity a base or is the absoluteness a base? Einstein insisted that the law of the Space was relativity. In case that the lifetime of the human being is 80years on the Earth, it says that 80years of lifetimes change when it goes to Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto. For example, the time of revolving of Pluto around the Sun is 200 times of the revolving of the earth. In other words, if the human being lives in Pluto, it is the meaning to say that we can live long by 200 times of the earth. The equal to or more than 1,000years old human being may be here and there in Pluto. How does it become if the human being lives in Pluto? Lifetimes of the human being are 80years on the earth and this is 80years of the absolute time. On the other hand, when thinking at the relative time, a year of the Earth is the one 200th in Pluto and 80years of the Earth is 80/200 year,i.e.1/4year possible to live in Pluto. It is different and lives as expected in 80years even in Pluto. When thinking at the absolute time, 80years of lifetimes of the human being are 80years whichever star is, but one cycle of the four seasons of each star depends on the relative time clearly. Therefore, it may be possible to live long by 200times in Pluto by feeling same time on the earth. However, we could not know unless we go to Pluto actually but if going to Pluto in my idea, we forget the feeling of the time of the earth, i.e. 24hours a day and 365days and a quarter a year and we should become a feeling on a day and a year in Pluto. The reason why I insist on this way of thinking is that every lifetimes of all lives from the birth to the death is different on the Earth and every lifetime of stars from the birth to the death, too, is different respectively. Therefore, it will be possible to say that the standard in the time is relative objectively and that it is absolute subjectively.