suppose we take a frame of the universe at an instance.
now in this frame everything is still, much like a photograph.
So if everything is still how does it know which direction it was supposed to be going?
In aliiad verbis, where is velocity information stored? and where is time stored?
It's obvious that the passage of time is measured in rate distance differential, i.e. clocks and literally any mechanism we use to measure time (such as non-mechanical clocks).
so then the time information isn't really needed at all, it can be measured from the velocity information.
See, at an instance we could know the gravitational forces in pause because we know about gravity, but we still don't actually know velocity, if a ball was in the air we'd have no idea if it was going up or down.
clearly this issue of not knowing the velocity of an object at an instance from its position comes from Zeno's paradox.
my opinion is that it is set to zero by the definition of halting at an instance and that it cannot be stored in a moment of physical space.
Also time is not real only velocity is.
but as far as we know velocity is not store anywhere.
Though it could be, see pic related.