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Excellent explanation. My question after this is, at a macro level,how much of space is actual pure space. Pardon the childish question but how exactly would on
by badrabbit 6y ago
Excellent explanation. My question after this is, at a macro level,how much of space is actual pure space. Pardon the childish question but how exactly would one measure space (nothing exists at this point) without introducing something that might be displaced by the measurement,or how can one be sure space isn't made up of lower energy qanta that are displaced by higher energy particles,much like how solids displace gases and liquids?
- jonahbenton 6y agoYeah, agree with this and disagree with other comments, thought this was a very effective communication of a better thought-model for understanding- still in largely colloquial terms- what is going on. To the point about "pure space"- I suspect the colloquial answer is that there isn't any pure/just space. I know that Wolfram is also not respected on here much but I like his- not intentionally metaphorical- arrival at a story for space being a process.