i begin to understand space-time
- From: sleepy <valnadder@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 13:45:51 -0700
i think i begin to understan space-time, now that i am
forced to think deeply
space-time dont need to bee monopolar, and subjective
it is not a surface as i thought before, and does not bend
or curves outside its plan, it is a plane
what happens is as follows, tha curvings and bendings is
a change in space-time density, so space-time remains a plane
consequently a particle or object propagating at c, limited
by c, will have more to journey near heavy objects
for instance, becus tha higher density, and they appear to
move slower then in regions free of heavy objects
accordingly, a black hole is not bending of space-time as they
depict in magazines and documentary movies, but simply,
an accumulation of more space-time, his event horizon will
seems rather as a circle, with interior of infinite density,
therefore,
tha objects running in it, will appear, propagating slower to infinity
in spite of all this, this does not explain why smaller objects fall
into black holes and/or land on heavier objects
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