It states that, unless acted upon by a net unbalanced force, an object will remain at rest, or move uniformly forward in a straight line. Newton's first law is expressed in textual form. So no theory is perfect, even if expressed with mathematical formulas. Scientific theories do not show the laws of nature, but are our understanding of physical phenomena to explain the nature and closeness of the common phenomena to the dominating rules of nature. Phenomena are the appearances, which constitute our experience noumena are the (presumed) things themselves, which constitute reality. According to Kant, it is vital always to distinguish between the distinct realms of phenomena and noumena. Still we are using philosophical concepts in the physics. For this reason, Newton had named his book "Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy". Before Newton, physics was descriptive and analytic, and physicists had not used mathematics yet, so physics was closer to philosophy than science. In the early days physics was a part of the philosophy. The question is what relationship is between being and time and whether in physics, being and time are separable? In this essay, I have answered these questions. In this essay, I have reviewed physical being and time, because everything in nature is a physical entity. Generally, there are three approaches of religion, philosophy and science to being and time.
Understanding of being and time has always been interesting and difficult for mankind.
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