Time, as we know it, runs uniformly through a particular region. But I feel, in twisted magnetic fields or extreme conditions like super novae of huge stars of the mass up to 10,000 times the solar mass, a theoretical particle that could actually exist, is formed, but we don’t realise its existence. This is a particle in which time runs differently inside the particle than outside it. What happened one hour before with the particle may be taking place now in the interior of the particle where as what happened perhaps a second ago may be happening with the particle as a whole just like when a particle is divided the sum of its electrons, protons, neutrons and other sub atomic particles is more than the combined mass of the atom. But such conditions with time where the past, the present and the future happening at the same time would create extreme conditions, so much so that they form a passage through time where the space is so curved that not only two places in the universe but also two places in time could join. This particle, as per me, might form in abundance near super novae or other violent events in space. I call this particle a hexon, as it is not yet explored and this particle alone may have been that one particle of matter that survived the particle collision between matter and anti-matter and cause the existence and time-flow of our current universe.
How I got to this conclusion?
While describing black holes, massive stars and basically the impact they have on their surroundings is hard mainly because of the time dilation around them. The only way, I think, this is possible is when atoms have time intervals more than that on whole of earth. What this will essentially do in explain how space essentially works.
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