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edit: Messed up the title! Although, I suppose it's related.
edit: What is space?
Context for this question: I am starting my junior year in physics, so not all that bright on the subject.
In short, what is space? Maybe if someone tries to answer this question I'll get a bit of understanding:
Imagine a universe where there exists nothing but two large masses. Each mass is given a massive velocity 180 degrees apart, far exceeding any gravitational pull back toward each other.
As time approaches infinity, what exists at the initial point where the two masses were located?
edit: What is space?
Context for this question: I am starting my junior year in physics, so not all that bright on the subject.
In short, what is space? Maybe if someone tries to answer this question I'll get a bit of understanding:
Imagine a universe where there exists nothing but two large masses. Each mass is given a massive velocity 180 degrees apart, far exceeding any gravitational pull back toward each other.
As time approaches infinity, what exists at the initial point where the two masses were located?