Why does time only flow in one direction? The arrow of time and entropy
It is virtually impossible to separate our idea of time from something that behaves a bit like a river: something that flows unstoppably, in which we are trapped, and that always goes in the same direction, from the past to the future. There seems to be an arrow in time, always pointing forward. But where does this impression come from? Let's try to understand.
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WRITTEN AND PRODUCED by Amedeo Balbi, professor of astronomy and astrophysics at the University of Rome Tor Vergata.
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