This next chat session will be held on Saturday, April 16th at 4:00pm Central Standard Time (CST) also known as (GMT-6). You can use the
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"From Time Zone" column and your own location in the
"To Time Zone" column, then click
Convert. This will give you the time of the chat meeting in your own local time.
This will be our second official ToeQuest chat session. The last chat session was about a month ago and we had two participants. Hope to get a few more people involved this time. Once traffic picks up I'll have these chat sessions on a weekly basis using alternating times so more members can participate.
The topic for this next chat session is...
Space: What is it really?
The topic is just to get the ball rolling. I expect that the discussion will branch off into other areas and that's fine. Members may create their own chat rooms if they wish to stick with a specific topic.
Some questions to ponder when preparing for the chat session: - Can space ever really be empty?
- How does space expand?
- What are the properties of expanding space? contracting space?
- What does space expand into?
- Can space be viewed from a higher dimensional perspective?
- What is the fundamental constituent of space?
- Is space an illusion created by our senses. Is space real?
- What are the properties of space and why do these change in the macroscopic and the quantum scales.
- What does it mean for space to be warped?
- How is space related to time? Can space exist without time? Can there be time without space?
I'll post the first couple of hours of the chat session, as a downloadable text file to this thread, for future reference.
Please post your pre-chat comments to this thread. If there are areas relating to the posted topic that you would like to discuss, you might mention them here. Any future chat room topic suggestions should go to the
suggestions thread. Also, remember to review the
Chat Room Guidelines thread before engaging in Chat.
Regards,
--Robert