Can time be past infinite?
In the static view, if there is actual infinity in the physical world, time could have an infinite past. However, even if there is actual infinity and time is discrete, time could not have an infinite past in the dynamic view (although finite time can flow).
Is time finite or infinite?
In the other direction, into the future, time seems to be unbounded, though this is less certain, it depends very precisely on several cosmological parameters, whose values are not yet certainly known. So our current best hypothesis is that time is finite into the past, but infinite into the future.
Is Existence infinite?
Existence is infinite. We exist as actual infinites. We exist as parts of actual infinities. The finite aspects of existence are sub-sets, or selections, from already existing infinite situations.
Is years infinite or finite?
Since there's no negative infinite number, there's no infinitely past year or earliest year. Each year is separated from any other by a finite number of years (remember that there's no first year).
Can time ever be zero?
What is the biggest illusion?
Can time exist without reality?
Did Einstein say reality is merely an illusion?
Is time a illusion?