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originally posted by: Archivalist
I subscribe to The Optimum Theory.
E=c^3 for absolute energy value available across space time.
All of what exists within space time, as matter, is contained within that cubed C value.
When you extract down to the "m" you are deconstructing part of the cubed C, for the mass value.
There is a conversion between light and matter, that really needs to be understood, to nail this down.
The big mystery is "how is Newton right" and also "Einstein is right"? The answer, I think, can be found i my thread.
originally posted by: Riffrafter
a reply to: Zelun
The big mystery is "how is Newton right" and also "Einstein is right"? The answer, I think, can be found i my thread.
You've solved the GUT - the Grand Unified Theory - question?!
Really?
Can you please point me to your thread?
I may steal your idea and become famous if your idea is indeed workable.
Watch this space...
originally posted by: tjocksteffe
originally posted by: Riffrafter
a reply to: Zelun
The big mystery is "how is Newton right" and also "Einstein is right"? The answer, I think, can be found i my thread.
You've solved the GUT - the Grand Unified Theory - question?!
Really?
Can you please point me to your thread?
I may steal your idea and become famous if your idea is indeed workable.
Watch this space...
Isnt the GUT about how to merge quantum mechanics with relativity?
I dont think Newton has anything to do with it.
originally posted by: Harte
Your source is a moonbat.
You can read here several FAR more realistic approaches to the problem of what spacetime is "made of."
Assuming one can understand the points made.
Harte
Spacetime itself appears to be multidimensional.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Alien Abduct
Spacetime itself appears to be multidimensional.
Multi. More than one.
Yes. Three spatial dimensions. X, Y, and Z. Length, width, and height. Some consider time to be a "dimension" so if you're one of those, four. Boring, I know, but those four seem to work perfectly well. Why complicate things?