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how can it be that gravity can bend time and slow it down, how can gravity influence a dimension of space?
how can it be that gravity can bend time and slow it down, how can gravity influence a dimension of space?
Time does not exist nor does space.
Time does not exist nor does space.
Space is not some sort of massive container with no walls. You can not bottle some of it up and take it to your lab. QT may say that objects are not truly separated because entangled particles are in unison even if they are in different parts of the universe. QM says that "empty space" is filled with particles and fields. Einstein's Relativity says that there is no absolute distance between objects because distances can mutate due to gravity and velocity.
Time is only the sum of spatial states in your mind. Time is a word we use to measure change not some kind of invisible matrix/web in which these changes occur. Its the way we think to make sense of things.
See: Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, Quantum Mechanics, Quantum Theory, John A. Wheeler's participatory principle, Einstein's relativity
thanks for the info. so then time is relevant only to the observer? and thus is suceptible to change from one one ''place'' to an other?
A better question is why does mass and energy bend space and time?