is this a better interpretation of spacetime being bent?
Posted Aug20-12 at 08:19 PM by Kristiandhd
space is being pushed out, but time(faint lines throught the earth is not disturbed by matter, and in its attempt to reach equilibrium with time, space pushes in to matter. the cone diagram has never really appealed but i think this since no matter where you see it from it will be the same.
in my interpretation, space is being compressed the closer it is to matter, and it is still being bent by the matter.
the closer to the matter the more displaced and condense space is so time seems to or is traveling slower, the farther you get from matter the closer you get to equilibrium of space and time. also the little spheres represent atoms, since i think it holds true both for large scale and atomic level. though maybe not sub atomic level.?
in my interpretation, space is being compressed the closer it is to matter, and it is still being bent by the matter.
the closer to the matter the more displaced and condense space is so time seems to or is traveling slower, the farther you get from matter the closer you get to equilibrium of space and time. also the little spheres represent atoms, since i think it holds true both for large scale and atomic level. though maybe not sub atomic level.?
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