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rwjefferson
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Is space fabric or fluid?
Please cite and explain the most persuasive observation or experiment that demonstrates space is fabric and not fluid.
I will agree that http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/image/0805/NaturalSpirals.jpg" Yet without reason and observation other, I cannot agree that is the whole truth.
f=ma demonstrates force is acceleration.
f=ma http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/Newton-stm/#5.1" as constant.
e=mc2 demonstrates that mass is energy by spacetime constant.
e=mc2 fixes (warps) space by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluent_(mathematics)" (relative) time.
This is not the same as gravity (acceleration by mass).
f=(e/c2)a predicts fluent space and time.
g=(e/c2)a predicts acceleration of spacetime by mass.
Please cite and explain the most persuasive observation or experiment that demonstrates space is not both relative fabric and quantum fluid.
Peace
rwj
Please cite and explain the most persuasive observation or experiment that demonstrates space is fabric and not fluid.
I will agree that http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/image/0805/NaturalSpirals.jpg" Yet without reason and observation other, I cannot agree that is the whole truth.
f=ma demonstrates force is acceleration.
f=ma http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/Newton-stm/#5.1" as constant.
e=mc2 demonstrates that mass is energy by spacetime constant.
e=mc2 fixes (warps) space by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluent_(mathematics)" (relative) time.
This is not the same as gravity (acceleration by mass).
f=(e/c2)a predicts fluent space and time.
g=(e/c2)a predicts acceleration of spacetime by mass.
Please cite and explain the most persuasive observation or experiment that demonstrates space is not both relative fabric and quantum fluid.
Peace
rwj
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