Recent content by mathius

I think, from what I have read, that space-time warps around mass, so that the universe is, in effect, in every direction no matter where the light is. A light-wave would theoretically only get so far from known mass before a straight line in any direction would direct no further away. Light...

This is the whole thing, that I think is frequently misunderstood. I understand space-time to be the very matrix of dimensional space. take that away and you don't have an empty space, you simply have nothing. And as space-time is known to warp around mass, it cannot fit the definition of...

Forgive me if this is a stupid question, I'll be trying to come up to speed over the next few weeks.. I am trying to recall a model of the universe that stuck in my head from a few years ago. -Does space-time's existence rely on the presence of mass? -When people say that space-time...