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Epslion · **Time -** 06-09-2005, 04:09 PM

Guille:
"I mean the effect of gravity meaning that time slows down. to the auther, hwo can this happend with your theory of CY spaces?"

I see what you mean; I have described only spatial dimensions in my theory. A simple correction will fix this. I in Einstein’s Special & General Relativity, he describes space and time as a intertwine fabric. My correction is that the 3-D grid becomes Einstein’s 4-D fabric. Then time exist again.

The problem of Gravity, and it warping 3-D & time (4-D) is already solved by GR and SR (accept the idea of Gravitons falling on matter), since Einstein’s fabric still exist it still is fully functional.

Motion warping 4-D, in my theory, is because the CY's must stretch to "touch" other CY's and this would warp 4-D (more massive bodies would warp more space, therefore have more of a dilation in time. The same is true for faster objects).

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Epslion Yellow Belt Status: Offline Posts: 10 Thanks Given: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 Posts Join Date: Jun 2005 Rep Power: 0	Time - 06-09-2005, 04:09 PM Guille: "I mean the effect of gravity meaning that time slows down. to the auther, hwo can this happend with your theory of CY spaces?" I see what you mean; I have described only spatial dimensions in my theory. A simple correction will fix this. I in Einstein’s Special & General Relativity, he describes space and time as a intertwine fabric. My correction is that the 3-D grid becomes Einstein’s 4-D fabric. Then time exist again. The problem of Gravity, and it warping 3-D & time (4-D) is already solved by GR and SR (accept the idea of Gravitons falling on matter), since Einstein’s fabric still exist it still is fully functional. Motion warping 4-D, in my theory, is because the CY's must stretch to "touch" other CY's and this would warp 4-D (more massive bodies would warp more space, therefore have more of a dilation in time. The same is true for faster objects).