111- What is a Fixed Scale?

To measure time with proper precision, we need to consider uniform and monotonous movements as scale.
However, to create uniform movements, we need precise timing. Thus, creating these devices is not feasible since they form a continuous fluctuation.
Félicien Challaye
We need to separate a definitive amount of time from monotonous time. The feeling of time in the events we have experienced (real-time) while looking at the monotonous revolution of the clock of time is monotonous.

Henri Bergson

Measuring time will never be possible because it needs a human to stand somewhere and see the front and the back of themselves. However, time never stops; it is like a fried chicken that runs off and never lets the cook cut it.
Félicien Challaye
Those who consider time as an entity with no starting point deny God's attention towards His creatures.
Philo
Up until the nineteenth century, the science of physics followed Euclidean geometry. For instance, Newton considered the world in the absolute and rigid space, which is unchangeable and independent of objects that fill it, based on Euclidean three dimensions.
Later, Einstein revoked this principle with his law of relativity.
Einstein believes that absolute space and a true stable foundation does not exist. Space is finite. In other words, it is the matter that determines the space. The universe is not in a Euclidean space. Instead, it is in a spherical, non-Euclidean space. The motive for the circulation of the earth around the sun is not the Newtonian gravity; it is due to the curvature in space.
The circle-like spinning of stars and deviation of the light from the sun is also due to this reason.
In a curved space, a curved line is the shortest line possible.
Nowadays, astronomers believe that the universe is in a constant state of expansion, and countless galaxies seen through telescopes are receding with each other with an incredible velocity, which gradually expands the universe.