could area change state?

[cohen avshalom]

could area change state like mass do in different tempature.
could area have state solid state liquid state gas.
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[neutralino]

Before answering the question posed, we should ask what do you mean by "area changing state?" Can you answer that?

[cohen avshalom]

when i am saying area can change state

area-->i mean the space without the mass/energy.
like at computer
adress---->inside(data)
at format process the adress get first nunmber not only the data.

and i will ask:
what will happened to area that go for black hole-or will been at place that collapse. like at supernova.(the mass/energy will go out-and the area will stay and collapse).
the area that will collapse will change his state since he has mo more energy or mass
and will change his state(by this he will converate kind of energy)

cohen avshalom charly
israel/haifa
www.icarus5.com

[Profpat]

Hi Cohen;

I would think space without mass or energy would be the void and therefore could not change its state but remain void. Things change, nothing remains the same nothing.

Best to you,

Pat

[cohen avshalom]

Profpat:

area without any think will be or collapse or will be changing his state -dependent what level of emptyness he will get???
as higher emptyness then the second option will be occure.

Cohen avshalom charly
Israel /Haifa
www.icarus5.com

[Cubola Zaruka]

Area would become slightly more euclidean once the particles have been removed because there would be less gravity affecting it. It is possible that matter and energy are states of space (and time), but not in the same way as the states of matter.

[Max™]

I've been making significant progress modeling matter as topological constructions of spacetime, though the term area kind of disappears at the smallest scales, being replaced by a strange non-commuting description of distance along orthogonal directions.

Nonetheless, yes, you can change the states of a body of spacetime, I often refer to the spatial directions we observe as "threads of ordered directionality frozen out of the Ur-background of the maximally chaotic entropic sea state".

[Graybeard]

could area change state like mass do in different tempature.
could area have state solid state liquid state gas.

Mass (higher temp) affects spacetime ? Inflationary cosmology describes phase-transitions (change state ?) in fields.

greg

[cohen avshalom]

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let me expalim for you what i had mean when i say change of state to area...and i will do that with few define...

but first :

a small simple expalin by example..

if you will take a point at space ...you will have there at this point
let say x--then you have there :e(energy),and mass(M)

the E and the M could not been at no where,there are at -what i will call mer (the hebrew word is merchav-or space /area -that hold/allow to the M and the E been at...

the volume of mer--is not zero(else it could not hold the M and the E)..

so
1= e*m/mer
or
mer=e*m

so at case that e*m change his amount also the mer are changing...

now take high TEM(*tempature) and when the E*M are getting to some point also the MER is changing...

i mean the change not only the state of the E and M,also the change of the MER....

thinks how many energy you can get by split of the MER..
on this i am speaking...

cohen avshalom charly
israel/haifa
icarus5