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vacuum-mechanics · 09-09-2005, 10:53 AM

Dear gs cmans and friends,

- The idea of “something comes from nothing” is just one choice of the philosophy of existence that I choose, and you need not to agree with me. Another one is “something comes from something” which I do not choose, because I think that the first one is more rational as explained in my article.

- Talking about the definition of “vacuum”, from science dictionary it is “A volume of space that contains no particles of any sort.” And you may already know that it is just an ideal case, but in reality for example according to quantum mechanics it is full of energy.

- (For the second sentence of your massage, I am not so clear about its meaning but I will try to answer as in here.) If the question is - what is the gravity of vacuum space acting on? Then the answer is - each parts of vacuum medium of vacuum space are holding together between themselves by the gravity. Please see detail in the article, thanks.

Nimit Th.

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vacuum-mechanics Green Belt Status: Offline Posts: 57 Thanks Given: 2 Thanked 13x in 10 Posts Join Date: May 2004 Rep Power: 16	09-09-2005, 10:53 AM Dear gs cmans and friends, - The idea of “something comes from nothing” is just one choice of the philosophy of existence that I choose, and you need not to agree with me. Another one is “something comes from something” which I do not choose, because I think that the first one is more rational as explained in my article. - Talking about the definition of “vacuum”, from science dictionary it is “A volume of space that contains no particles of any sort.” And you may already know that it is just an ideal case, but in reality for example according to quantum mechanics it is full of energy. - (For the second sentence of your massage, I am not so clear about its meaning but I will try to answer as in here.) If the question is - what is the gravity of vacuum space acting on? Then the answer is - each parts of vacuum medium of vacuum space are holding together between themselves by the gravity. Please see detail in the article, thanks. Nimit Th.