Is time created?

Thank you.

What does the Rabbi mean by the lecture series “Time in Halacha”?

Apparently so (I didn't see what they called it here).

Last Saturday I actually heard a lecture from Professor Moshe Kava who said emphatically that 'time' as we know it now (following Einstein etc.) proves that it was created and did not always exist.

There he attacked (his friend) Hawking for what he wrote in 'A Brief History of Time'.

The truth is that I think he had a few philosophical holes in his lecture. In general, he gave me the impression that he was very weak in the philosophical field of science.

And see also here – http://forum.otzar.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=31493#p334567

If he said that, I disagree with him. Since he was my PhD supervisor, and indeed not every successful physicist is a successful philosopher. Hawking is another excellent example of this unfortunate fact.

Can the Rabbi write here in the Chamber the reasons why, according to science, there is a tendency to say that time was not created?

I wrote. According to the theory of relativity, time depends on the reference frame, which means it is subjective. As mentioned, the world has its share, and in my opinion, science has nothing to say on this issue.