flat

[sillysally]

Can you share what you have in mind?

Light and gravity. You can't see in because it's heavy, compressed, looks flat. You can't see out because of the light (which creates the 3-d illusion). We look flat to someone looking at us from far off, but we can't see that we look compressed because of light. We are surrounded by by 0 gravity, that stretches and compresses. The purpose is to make it more compact, like a disk.

[neutralino]

How about (-,-,-,-)

Well of course. The definition of which sign we use to denote spacial and which sign we use to denote temporal dimensions is trivial.

[sillysally]

Wait a minute, doesn't that mean that we live without gravity? Gravity is a stretch, not a drop. by by zero gravity isn't a typo anymore. So what we think is 0 gravity is actually 100% (on our scale) and we have none on earth. How else can planets be suspended and spinning?

[sillysally]

We would be squashed without gravity, but nothing can suspend. Nobody has been to Jupiter yet? Isn't that the planet that supposedly has more density? But our bones grow until a certain age BUT our noses and ears grow until we die so that cartilage is still stretching. That's what it can be measured by, our nose and ears.

[sillysally]

The sun is responsible for our lack of gravity, it's absorbing it. The moon gives us a little when it's full but it has more to do with the reflection from the sun than the moon itself (opposite reaction like a mirror). See how light is tricky? Oh and fyi, our origin can now be traced to our sun, no other star. Don't need to look much further than our own backyard.

[sillysally]

Do you see it? It's like the earth is being tied in a knot. The earths axis tilt is the directions we are being wound up in creating the tension.

[Profpat]

Hi Antonio Lao;

Somewhat off the subject, but when I was trying to research absolute zero, your post regarding that issue on toequest was used as a reference by lycos.

first time I saw a toequest reference.

Physicists are reluctantly conceding that the absolute zero of temperature is unreachable. This is the same as saying that absolute acceleration never reaches infinity and that big bang singularity is a myth.
Source:
toequest.com

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[AntonioLao]

which sign we use to denote temporal dimensions is trivial.

It's this triviality to Einstein that makes perfect sense.

your post regarding that issue on toequest was used as a reference by lycos.

Thanks for pointing this to my attention. Maybe because I used to login to Lycos frequently (in fact, almost every day then) when I used to have a computer at my apartment, it crushed in December of 2004. Been accessing the web by the systems in the public library even since. They probably want me back in their site.

[sillysally]

That's why babies don't grow in a womb, they stretch. Also why plants grow upwards, it's because of the moon. If we had more moons or if it was closer, we would grow to be like giants. I also think the full moon once a month had to do with a woman's menstrual cycle happening once a month since it causes stretching and pulling.