Dark, Cold, Space. Do these exist?

[Sir Kenyth]

Originally posted by MagiK: quote: Originally posted by Sir Kenyth: My view Magik, is that the fabric of space-time is the very same cloth everything else is made of. Matter is the answer. I think every inch of our physical universe is filled with matter in some quantity and/or form. The presence of matter defines the space it occupies. Without matter, "absolute nothing" or "the void" doesn't exist, which is redundant. [img]smile.gif[/img] The concept of time also seems dependant upon the state/relative speed of matter. For instance, matter travelling faster than other matter experiences time distortion, but only from a relative perspective from that other matter. Time for each individual perspective from that perspective, was the same. Of course, the differences in speed have to be great in order for there to be a perceivable difference. Anyway, I figure if time/space is the same basic thing, and matter can define how time passes, it also defines space.

Ouch! Reading that hurt my brain almost as much as reading Hawkings latest book. Sounds like a nice theory, but Im not sure space-time can be considered "matter" what particles/waveicles would it be made up of? [/QUOTE]THAT'S the question I'd like to know the answer to!

By the way, my opinions/theories are worth exactly what you paid for them. I stand by my theories, but I don't recommend them being used for anything but false epiphanies while you're bombed! [img]graemlins/petard.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/bonghit.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/1drunk.gif[/img]