[Fredrick]

I would like to make a pyramid out of all things important, but I don't know if that is possible, Nobody. I bumped into my own limitations with trying to make a pyramid of hydrodynamics, and I bet you I'll bump into the same limitation with Space. My conclusion is that Space is only a corner of a larger pyramid in opposition to Matter, while Time takes in both positions of the transformational pair as Past and Future in that pyramid. I am therefore taking your request to create a pyramid of Space as similar to desiring to make a pyramid of Future; maybe it is possible, but I don't think I can do it.

For me, Special Relativity must state that light is part of that set. Like white in the pyramid of color it is really not that special, it is just the max in our universe, and should still follow the same laws that govern everything else in our universe.

Space may in my view be seen as the medium that allows for wave movement. Yet I would not place that at the velocity of light, I'd put it at a relatively absolute level. Quantum Mechanics allows for instantaneous transmission (not across the universe but at a relatively short distant compared to the vast universe), so Space must simply allow for that. A medium of none would then come pretty close for this one, Nobody. It is most likely not equal to none, for QM would then not be limited in distance (I think), but certainly it'd be close.

I consider Time and Space to be two separate entities. What are your further thoughts?