Space-time

[Untangled]

Did Einstein really mean that energy occupying intergalactic space and unbounded energy traversing through intergalactic space was actually indistinguishable from the space in transparent nature , rather than space and time being an interwoven ''fused'' fabric ?

Given any given coordinate point of space , (x0,y0,z0,) , that given point cannot displace , be created or destroyed .

Given the same coordinate spatial point of a Quantum field , (x0,y0,z0,) , that point can displace relative to the static point . (Proven by the Earths Magnetic poles displacement ) .


Thank you for reading .

[dyqik]

No, Einstein did not postulate that.

[Untangled]

No, Einstein did not postulate that.

Space-time is any mathematical model that fuses the 3 dimensions of space and time !

You are incorrect in saying Einstein did not propose this or there wouldn't be a model on space-time curvature . Einsteins propsed this in his attempt to explain gravity which of course is incorrect . He explained orbits , not how gravity works .


Did you even give any thought to what I wrote about indistinguishable ?

Did you actually consider what the questions asks ?

Did Einstein really mean etc ...

[Gfamily]

I suggest you write a proper blogpost putting a coherent proposition and then see if anyone's interested rather than taking the approach you have done here.

[IvanV]

Or if you are simply picking this stuff up from some pseudo-science new physics seller on the internet, and garbling it selectively at us, perhaps you can just provide a link to the source. Maybe we can locate a ready-prepared complete and coherent debunking explanation that you desire.

[tom p]

No, Einstein did not postulate that.

Space-time is any mathematical model that fuses the 3 dimensions of space and time !

You are incorrect in saying Einstein did not propose this or there wouldn't be a model on space-time curvature . Einsteins propsed this in his attempt to explain gravity which of course is incorrect . He explained orbits , not how gravity works .


Did you even give any thought to what I wrote about indistinguishable ?

Did you actually consider what the questions asks ?

Did Einstein really mean etc ...

Doesn't space have 3 dimensions anyway? Wouldn't space-time therefore be 4 dimensions?
And if so, how does that explain the 5D movie I saw in the summer?

[IvanV]

No, Einstein did not postulate that.

Space-time is any mathematical model that fuses the 3 dimensions of space and time !

You are incorrect in saying Einstein did not propose this or there wouldn't be a model on space-time curvature . Einsteins propsed this in his attempt to explain gravity which of course is incorrect . He explained orbits , not how gravity works .

That isn't what Dyqik denied. He denied what you actually wrote the first time.

Did you even give any thought to ...
Did you actually consider ...
Did Einstein really mean ...

These are well-known rhetorical methods.

On another forum, I once wrote a catalogue and typology of debate methods used by creationists, pseudo-scientists, fake-news peddlars, conspiracy theorists, etc. The fact that you are using their methods doesn't mean you are one, of course, that would be a logical fallacy.

[jdc]

Doesn't space have 3 dimensions anyway? Wouldn't space-time therefore be 4 dimensions?

I think it's meant to be [the 3 dimensions of space] and [time] rather than the 3 dimensions of [space and time]

[tom p]

Doesn't space have 3 dimensions anyway? Wouldn't space-time therefore be 4 dimensions?

I think it's meant to be [the 3 dimensions of space] and [time] rather than the 3 dimensions of [space and time]

That makes sense.
But just to be sure, perhaps Untangled might want to give us a diagram. I find things are easier to understand with a diagram

[Nero]

Doesn't space have 3 dimensions anyway? Wouldn't space-time therefore be 4 dimensions?

I think it's meant to be [the 3 dimensions of space] and [time] rather than the 3 dimensions of [space and time]

That makes sense.
But just to be sure, perhaps Untangled might want to give us a diagram. I find things are easier to understand with a diagram

Will prawns help at all?

[tom p]

I think it's meant to be [the 3 dimensions of space] and [time] rather than the 3 dimensions of [space and time]

That makes sense.
But just to be sure, perhaps Untangled might want to give us a diagram. I find things are easier to understand with a diagram

Will prawns help at all?

I did think that they might

[lpm]

When have prawns ever not helped?

[tenchboy]

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[tom p]

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Now that's what I'm talking about, Napoleon