Abstract
Specific features of space and time symmetry following from the uniformity of time and uniformity and isotropy of space are used for finding geometric images possessing their symmetry. Space is ascribed the symmetry of a scalar, an axial vector, time, the symmetry of a pseudoscalar and a polar vector. The possibility of the representation of the reality as existing in two types of systems—those of space and time—is discussed.
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