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Posted by nåte on February 12, 1999 10:09:13 UTC

: No they do not. In general relativity local space-time is always flat and therefore by definition the properties of space-time do not change.

understood... however, how are the constants of permeability and permitivity derived from space, other than just measuring vacuum as a constant.

What makes the constant of P/P what they are? What are they directly corrolated to?

The mass density of the cosmos, perhaps?

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