By 1964, I was married, had a BS degree in journalism and a newspaper job. Today, in 2000, I think my analysis of the nature of time is quite correct . Also today, thanks to the wonderful Internet and World Wide Web, it is possible for anyone to publish their work where it can be accessed by anyone who finds it of interest. I was amazed that physicists and cosmologists, including the famous Stephen Hawking, aren't much further along in their understanding of the phenomenon than 40 years ago. Time is but an observer's perception of and comparison of these motions, and does not separately exist as a part of nature.
Time is really only a concept which exists in the minds of human beings .
It is a very useful concept, but it has no existence compared to things that do exist, such as atoms of matter and photons of light. The 1959 article has been edited some for its publication here, but essentially is what I believed in 1959. The Fiction of Time . While light cannot escape from a black hole, matter and light can fall in. I'm arguing that wherever there is motion through space, time phenomena occurs.