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This is still relativity, not quantum mechanics. Point is, illustrative models and analogies are limited. Ideas like 'space itself expanding' or 'space flowing
by cygx 5y ago
This is still relativity, not quantum mechanics.
Point is, illustrative models and analogies are limited. Ideas like 'space itself expanding' or 'space flowing like a river and falling into a black hole like a waterfall' might help visualize some things, but can also lead to wrong ideas if taken too seriously.
- stavros 5y ago> This is still relativity, not quantum mechanics. Oh hmm, I see. > but can also lead to wrong ideas if taken too seriously. Yeah, and it's hard to know how far to take the analogy unless you're already familiar with the concept it's trying to describe, unfortunately.