Time is not a simple subject. A complete description of time remained an unsolved problem for many decades. In this work, we propose the hypothetical existence of invisible unusual stuff, named “Zaman”, responsible for the variations of time. We explain how this new geometrical model of Zaman creates a kind of strong lensing effect: We can get two images, three images, or more, of the same object. We then conclude how Zaman offers a good solution to the Dark Matter problem. Moreover, this unusual stuff can explain the superposition principle of quantum mechanics. This new vision of time helps us understand better our physical universe, on tiny scales and on large scales.
