The book discusses the objectivity of time, which is a poorly studied issue. It justifies the existence of objective time in nature through theoretical and experimental approaches. The book analyzes the beliefs of scientists, such as Lee Smolin, A. Einstein, G. Minkowski, and N. Lippincot, who consider time to be an illusion or a fiction. The unresolved question of what objective time is in philosophy and science is highlighted. The book argues that all concepts of time, including those in classical physics and the theory of relativity, are created by the human mind and do not correspond to anything in nature. The author introduces the concept of functional time, which is objective, real, and determined by nature rather than consciousness.
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