it is possible to travel a finite distance for an infinite amount of time

In response I will present a scenario that is entirely possible in spite of what my opponent has said. The object is an atom in the void of space. The atom starts at point A and is headed to point be a a rate of travel that is always half the distance it needs to reach point B. In this scenario the atom will for an infinite amount of time be traveling towards point B. In terms of writing mathmatically, to determine this distance it is traveling you just put 1/2 over 2, over 2, over 2, over 2. Having said this I will adress some points that my opponent made. "--->Time is an infinite concept<--- Time is merely a measuring tool created by man. Time's existence itself is finite because man's existence is finite. Time itself is measurable. Infinity itself is not measurable. Therefore time cannot be infinite." Want to know how I measure infinity? I can do it with a simple symbol. This symbol represents infinity and is even ised in some mathematical equations. The following link helps to describe infinity. Infinity can be represented and parts of it can be measured. For example. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10. The numbers we have are inifnite but I can measure the difference between 1 and 2 for example. The difference between 1 and 2 is 1. http://mathforum.org... I would also like to say concerning time that we developed ways of measuring it because it exists. If it did not exist then we would not be able to measure it. "--->Friction does not exist and neither do any other outside forces(I.E. no other planets, suns, objects, etc)<--- My opponent is assuming that friction does not exist if the assumption is that the two objects traveling towards each other were propelled by another object. Furthermore every object in the universe has gravity no matter what point in the universe an object is located if there is another object gravity is being exerted by it. If the objects were propelled by other objects gravity pulling at the objects would eventually move them to a stop/reverse directions or increase the speed so the object would no longer be traveling at half the distance each time." lets say the atom mentioned in my scenario before is so much in the void of space that you cant even see any light. Being this far away the atom would not have to worry about friction or gravity. "--->Mankind is finite<--- Currently we know that in 5 billion years our sun will run out of hydrogen gas SOURCE:http://www.iptv.org...... Currently it is impossible to travel to another solar system that obtains energy from another sun. It is also impossible to move to another livable planet in another livable solar system. Therefore as of now it is impossible that mankind will outlive the existence of the sun." This is a whole other debate that is irrelivant to this debate. Whether or not we exist the object in question could still be traveling for an infinite amount of time even if we are no longer in existence. Currently it is impossible to travel to another solar system that obtains energy from another sun. It is also impossible to move to another livable planet in another livable solar system. Therefore as of now it is impossible that mankind will outlive the existence of the sun. "--->The force acting upon two objects (if objects are not acting independently in traveling) are infinite (I.E. mankind's existance is infinite)<-- If the objects are propelled at the exact rate by mankind this precludes that mankind is infinite (see argument above related to mankinds existance). If the objects are propelled by an energy source my opponent should note that no energy source is infinite." The atom is moving with momentum. The momentum it has in the viod of space would be enough to propel it since it would not encounter friction because it would have nothing with which to have friction. "--->The two objects themselves are infinite (if objects are acting independently)<--- Two objects that can move independently are known as animate objects. No two animate objects have an unlimited lifespan." I would offer up two things then. What about the fundamental building block of the universe? This fundamental building block would last forever. If you dont agree with that then then how about this. What is traveling from point A to B is energy? The debate is on whether or not it is possible to travel a finite distance for an infinite amount of time. I think I have clearly demonstrated that this is possible.