If you travel at a velocity ,the same distance in in x,y,z frames,than Time is a vector? i?

Question

Clarification= example if mass travels with a velocity then its moving in different direction at the same time so if it increases with velocity than mass is also a vector quantity be cause it move in different directions at diferent speeds?

isnt time a quantity with indicates how fast a process takes place?so isnt true that inthe process of motion ,Time takes the direction of the process?

Is velocity defining how fat you get to your destination=Doesnt that means the faster you move the quicker you get there?So when you travel in a fast moving car dont you lentghten(slower time dilation?) travel time?

Is velocity defining how fat you get to your destination=Doesnt that means the faster you move the quicker you get there?So when you travel in a fast moving car dont you lentghten(slower time dilation?) travel time?

Answer 1

Time is a scalar quantity that has a direction. Only proceeding forward.

Answer 2

Can a mass move in three different direction at same time?Is it possible?It is hopeless.As far as time is concerned it is a scalar quantity and is directionless.When u say time moves forward u do not say the direction i mean in East or West.

Answer 3

after the dimensions of space, the other dimensions are mostly about time.

Photons attach to time, like a rider on a streetcar. This is why time seems to slow down as matter approaches the speed of light.

Matter, however, could not travel in 3 directions at once without coming apart somehow. You COULD travel in three directions, but not at the same time.

Answer 4

Your comma is off, is that a clue? then you have two 'in's' is that a factor? and the comma after 'frames' is next to the 's' instead of leaving a space, so should I consider that in my calculations? then the 'i' after vector with a ? next to it without a boundery of any kind. Please tell me if this is a real question, or are you like full of S__T?