Who am I to question Einstein? Anyone can say they disbelieve him, but if any of those people wanted to be taken seriously they would have to reason with mathematics. I can do basic arithmetic, long division/multiplication and percentages - The Theory of Relativity, is a little bit out of my league. What I can say is, I believe that other eminent scientists, should always leave the possibility open, than Dr Einstein could have got some things incorrect, and he would also want this, otherwise we'd never progress, we'd never have believed the Earth was spherical if we didn't disbelieve the people in authority. I love Einstein, a lot of people think he, "invented the nuclear bomb" which he did not. Einstein did work on splitting the atom. He wrote a letter to the American President to give warning that if Nazi Germany invented one first, we'd all be dead, so it was important that America and the UK created the bomb first. Einstein had to leave Nazi Germany because he was a Jew and they would have either killed him or put him in a concentration camp. One of my favourite Einstein quotes is, "I do not know, with which weapons WWIII will be fought, but WWIIII will be fought with sticks and stones." And, "If I had of known what my work would contribute to, I would have become a watch maker". (I was paraphrasing on both quotes, sorry!). Ah yes, I could talk Science for some time :) I don't know if I talk really fast, if I'll age slower than you?? My ex girlfriend spoke really quickly, and I felt like I'd aged hahahaha

Hello. Here is a slightly better way to phrase your questions: "Do you really think time will decrease as your speed increases?" "What about the mass relativity that he talked about?"

Many friends have wrong mental visualization for my question for me i believe Einstein but not to the farthest ends

Of course I believe Einstein. Here's some information for you http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Einstein

Young man, it is true, whether you want to believe it or not. It is not up to you to ask if you believe it or not. Of course, if you prefer fairy tales from the Quran, that's your business. I stand corrected. The Quran isn't full of fairy tales. Doesn't the Quran also mention the instability and non-reality of time? So, yeah, the fairy tales are really the interpretations of the Quran, and other religious documents, right?