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On Jun 18, 8:03*pm, wrote:
Gravitational time and matter time come together. Where there is empty space with lowest gravity *there is fastest time. Empty space and time is always ready to be filled. There really is no empty space because time is always there. Though the meaning of space-time comes from the mattter ocupying it. A clock has the property of time as a measurng rod has the property of space. Time for matter runs slower because of matter's motion slowing its clock. And since there is nothing at absolute rest motion through space departs to matter always a slowing time from "the fastest" time. Mitch Raemsch There is also time for space. This is gravitational time. Mitch Raemsch |
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