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Re: Space-Dimensions?
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Human I. Scientist. on May 25, 1998 06:14:37 UTC |
I'm a scientist! Draw a ball, where earth is center. That is the point how we can see at space. Draw this ball six-directions; North-South-East-West-Down-Up; and point planets with distance km=si-units. Say, how big is space, what we really have measured? Why i talk cube-space? Because it is easy to understand, because our mathematics; Z-Y-Z-directions., where X-is north-south, Y-is East-West, and Z-is Down-Up. So. Matter, planets, etc, has some point of this cube(ball) and between these points has distance. Time is only measuring unit, how long it take to travel between these points. If i travel must faster that maximum light speed is, then time is near zero. That is what i mean, that we cannot use time at measure space distance. Speed of light is not constant. Why?
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