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Mass of Space (B but approaching I)
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[QUOTE="Thkaal, post: 6854814, member: 733428"] [B]TL;DR Summary:[/B] What is the mass/energy of a unit of true vacuum? Since space is expanding, and that expansion moves things, then those moved things must be moved by something. If moved by space itself, then space must be providing the energy. And if gravity is a function of space and time interacting, then what is the energy or mass of a volume of space that has no matter in it? [/QUOTE]
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