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Guille · 07-28-2005, 09:25 AM

Casei,

What is STC? Is it Space-Time Continuum? If the last question is affirmative, then, how can space have a particle, time another, but space-time, even a different one? Space-time particles should be the particles of space and the ones of time. Or maybe, the shouldn't be said to be space-time particles. Anyway, why do oyu count STC as a different entity? It should be so. If it is due to GR, then I must tell you that the effect of gravityt in space and in time is completely different. Actually, it is opposite!

By the way, if time, space, energy and mass are the equal or the same, then, shouldn't the effect of the forces be the same on each? What is the effect then, of gravity in mass? and in energy? do they also curve? in that cas,e how can mass and energy "curve"?

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Guille The Thinker Status: Offline Posts: 3,278 Thanks Given: 14 Thanked 9x in 9 Posts Join Date: Mar 2005 Rep Power: 47	07-28-2005, 09:25 AM Casei, What is STC? Is it Space-Time Continuum? If the last question is affirmative, then, how can space have a particle, time another, but space-time, even a different one? Space-time particles should be the particles of space and the ones of time. Or maybe, the shouldn't be said to be space-time particles. Anyway, why do oyu count STC as a different entity? It should be so. If it is due to GR, then I must tell you that the effect of gravityt in space and in time is completely different. Actually, it is opposite! By the way, if time, space, energy and mass are the equal or the same, then, shouldn't the effect of the forces be the same on each? What is the effect then, of gravity in mass? and in energy? do they also curve? in that cas,e how can mass and energy "curve"?