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Space is made of stars and systems separated by huge amounts of
nothing. That nothing is the vacuum of space. However this nothingness in nevertheless very real. http://www.cartage.org.lb/en/kids/sc...rse/Vacuum.htm http://www.astro.lsa.umich.edu/users...0f96/inf3.html |
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On 16 Nov 2005 13:54:50 -0800, "Orion" wrote:
Space is made of stars and systems separated by huge amounts of nothing. That nothing is the vacuum of space. However this nothingness in nevertheless very real. The vacuum is not nothingness. It is composed of particles, photons to be exact. The vacuum is the aether. Interactions between matter and the aether give rise to all EM phenomena. But the aether serves a much greater purpose than this. Without the aether, there could be no motion at all. Motion is caused by a series of particle interactions. Deny at your own detriment. The failure of physics to acknowledge the causality of motion will go down as the greatest blunder in the history of science. Even worse than the flat earth hypothesis. ahahaha... Louis Savain Why Software Is Bad and What We Can Do to Fix It: http://www.rebelscience.org/Cosas/Reliability.htm |
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Traveler wrote: On 16 Nov 2005 13:54:50 -0800, "Orion" wrote: Space is made of stars and systems separated by huge amounts of nothing. That nothing is the vacuum of space. However this nothingness in nevertheless very real. The vacuum is not nothingness. It is composed of particles, photons to be exact. The vacuum is the aether. Interactions between matter and the aether give rise to all EM phenomena. But the aether serves a much greater purpose than this. Without the aether, there could be no motion at all. Motion is caused by a series of particle interactions. Deny at your own detriment. The failure of physics to acknowledge the causality of motion will go down as the greatest blunder in the history of science. Even worse than the flat earth hypothesis. ahahaha... Louis Savain Ma Nature sure is fickle! She abhors a vacuum, and tries to pull matter (and emr particles) together via gravity; but when TOO great a density/accumulation occurs, blasts the lot wherever (too much uranium in one lump/Sns ) Jim G c'=c+v |
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"Traveler" wrote in message ... On 16 Nov 2005 13:54:50 -0800, "Orion" wrote: Space is made of stars and systems separated by huge amounts of nothing. That nothing is the vacuum of space. However this nothingness in nevertheless very real. The vacuum is not nothingness. What is nothingness then? Nothing? Androcles. |
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Traveler wrote:
The vacuum is not nothingness. It is composed of particles, photons to be exact. The vacuum is the aether. Interactions between matter and the aether give rise to all EM phenomena. But the aether serves a much greater purpose than this. Without the aether, there could be no motion at all. Motion is caused by a series of particle interactions. Deny at your own detriment. The failure of physics to acknowledge the causality of motion will go down as the greatest blunder in the history of science. Even worse than the flat earth hypothesis. ahahaha... Louis Savain Why Software Is Bad and What We Can Do to Fix It: http://www.rebelscience.org/Cosas/Reliability.htm It's unlikely that point-particles appear from nowhere. As quantum gravity suggests point-particles cannot be fundamental. |
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Space is nothing !! releat- nothing
people confuse *the content inside space* which is particles with the net space (between the particles) sapce has no properties at all except hostng particles all physics is in particles properties in that lack of propertles of space. so get off the back of space and start concentrating on the different properties of different *particles* ATB Y.Porat ----------------------- |
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On 17 Nov 2005 08:34:20 -0800, "Y.Porat" wrote:
Space is nothing !! releat- nothing people confuse *the content inside space* which is particles with the net space (between the particles) sapce has no properties at all except hostng particles I would not even say that space "host" particles. Space does not exist at all. all physics is in particles properties in that lack of propertles of space. so get off the back of space and start concentrating on the different properties of different *particles* Well said. Physics is all about particles, their properties and their interactions. Everything else is either voodoo or abstract. Louis Savain Why Software Is Bad and What We Can Do to Fix It: http://www.rebelscience.org/Cosas/Reliability.htm |
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A vacuum is the absence of all that matters.
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You guys with your fundy particles. Particles schmarticles. The vacuum is just 4 dimensions, LxLxLxT. The dimensions are physically tangible real things, not merely some imaginary or abstract mathematical instrument. Dimensions are the most fundamental thing in physics. There is no fundamental particle. Dimensions in physics are tangible - not abstract. |
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can you realillize your 3d wothout some mass involved in it??
ATB Y.Porat ------------------------ |
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