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We all know that whenever things move, however small, they make noise. So, what if time is a frequency or a form of radiation released by atomic motion? When this radiation released from atoms passes through an object, it ages. This would certainly describe why time passes differently in space because of the absence of atoms, but how far can this "freauency" travel? Perhaps this sound is too small for us to detect, even with the most sophisticated equipment. So, based on this theory, when we witness the passing of time, we are just "listening" to the sound of time.