Does the description of space&time become irrelevant without the description of energy&matter and vice versa? If they can't exist independently from each other then I'm finding it hard to understand the definition of space&time not being the definition of what energy&matter is and does?
Is energy&matter the space&time it occupies? I understand that an area of space cannot have an ambient energy = 0 or the complete absence of all energy&matter due to its need for both a barrier and shape. So is space&time just a conceptually moving grid to understand and describe energy&matter?
What form does space&time take without the form of energy&matter.....I've just never heard of being able independently examine and dissect space&time away from the relevant energy&matter therefore causing this little essay.
These could be the dumbest questions in the world but i really hope for a couple of serious answers. Thanks.
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2006-07-14
00:57:33
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Pablo Fujita
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➔ Astronomy & Space