chronoscopically

[Dianne]

Chrono-spatially is a term used to describe the use of time and space in relation to geography. It refers specifically to the idea that different times and spaces can exist simultaneously, or even intermingle in unexpected ways. This concept is often explored through literature, art and music. The term was coined by British philosopher Julian Barbour, who argued that time and space are not fundamental elements of reality, but rather they emerge from the interactions between these two dimensions.