What is the acitve inertia and passive inertia?

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The discussion clarifies the concepts of active inertia and passive inertia within the framework of time-space dynamics. Passive inertia is defined as the inertia resulting from the passive motion of time-space, primarily determined by mass. In contrast, active inertia arises from the active motion of time-space in a spherical context, influenced by the curvature of time-space and the speed of its motion. The relationship between these forms of inertia is exemplified through Newton's law, where the variable of reaction is contingent upon active inertia, as detailed in "THING AND ITS LAW" (ISBN 1-58939-525-5), chapter 5, formula 5.1.

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The passive inertia is caused by the passive motion of time-space.

The active inertia is caused by the active motion of time-space in spherical time-space.

The passive inertia is determined by mass. But, the active inertia is decided by the curvature of time-space and speed of time-space motion.

For example, the variable of the reaction in the Newton's law is determined by the active inertia.

Reference: THING AND ITS LAW ( ISBN 1-58939-525-5), chapter 5, formula 5.1, published by Virtualbookworm.com publishing Inc.
 
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