Time = Distance / Velocity A simple middle school formula really spells it out clearly. If you’ve no distance or velocity, you don’t have time. If we pretend

Time = Distance / Velocity A simple middle school formula really spells it out clearly. If you’ve no distance or velocity, you don’t have time. If we pretend that velocity is heat (electron excitation, though technically a cloud), you can see why we can never get to absolute zero without discontinuity (black hole), so time increases or the universe gets larger. There is a reason being cold, slow, and dense are linked. You can keep increasing the heat to “infinity”, making time slower and slower relatively.