I am aware that most of the things required for this scenario aren't possible, but all of that aside, would space-time distortion ever effect the dimensions of a object?
I have heard many claims about the effects of space-time distortion but not really anything specific as far as matter.
For example: I place two spheres 5 meters apart on the z-axis into empty space-time that is not at all distorted. Then I proceed to evenly stretch all of the space-time in that...
Another way to put this is that, while all of the universe is basically at the same point in time but because information in the form of light takes time to arrive the observer "you" don't know what happened until the information arrives and because this delay is greater at farther distances the...