Can we answer this question? Why does mass attract another mass? Is it because of some inherent property in mass or because of the curvature in space time?
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Originally Posted by everymansmedium  Hello Neutralino:
Yes I am aware that there are some new words needed here. However I can not communicate anything if I give you new words that nobody else knows.
I used the word acceleration as it is the best word that I had to describe the concept that was sparked in my mind. In this instance I did visualize the time dimension as being somewhat like space. " a platform for existence " or "A place for something to be". We know that to see time as the 4th dimension is to see it as extending at right angles to every conceivable point in space. In this case it might be a medium that space exists within. We know that more than one object can occupy the same space as long as it has extended into the time dimension. This is not the same space as before it is a new place. If I can even use the word place
To describe it. In this picture I see space existing within time. Then time has many of the same spaces that can be occupied by as many objects as there are times. Yes I am aware that new words are needed to depict this concept. I do hope that I am getting a picture of this in your mind without us having the language that would simplify the transfer of these thoughts. Shall we create an extension to our language here and now?
John |