Which Way Is Up?

[RascalPuff]

Does a 90o perpendicular motion relative to a 3-dimensional entity constitute a 4th dimension, and if that 4th perpendicular is omnidirectionally growing larger, doesn't that explain the equivalence of inert and heavy mass? Does this not also find all of so called 3-dimensional entitities as actually being 4-dimensionally standing fields? Since objects don't 'fall upward' when released from a point above the earth's surface, doesn't this prove that the 4th perpendicular is omnidirectionally expanding - rising up to overtake and strike apparently 'falling' objects?

[mkirkpatrick]

Interesting question,As in reality there is no such thing as up ,down,then the question
is in error.If you mean in a relative sense,then there is an answer,in the absolute sense
the question is meaningless.


regards michael.