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For a single observer that area is effectively invisible; they cannot be affected or affect things in it (outside of their forward/backward light-cone). Howeve
by ajkjk 9y ago
For a single observer that area is effectively invisible; they cannot be affected or affect things in it (outside of their forward/backward light-cone).
However, other events can still exist in there. And their lightcones may intersect at a later point in time, so they are not totally uninteracting. Point (x1, t1) may never be able to affect (x2, t2), but it can always affect (x2, t2 + <waiting for a while>).