Is magnetic flux the definition of time which is measured in seconds?
Magnetic fields are created by movement of conductive materials around electric charge or vice-versa. This is called induction. Our Earth's magnetic field is created by the rotation of our mostly iron core (induction). That field protects us from harmful radiation from our sun. Time has nothing to do with magnetic fields. Time is a dimension, which allows matter to exhibit properties, but can be altered depending on the frame of reference of any given object. Oh, and by the way, creation theory isn't science. You can't assume a theory is correct and then arrange evidence around that theory and call it science.
