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It's a tough question, but the fact that anything with mass affects the spacetime around it is a huge hint, and it seems clear that mass, spacetime, and light (
by Maursault 4y ago
It's a tough question, but the fact that anything with mass affects the spacetime around it is a huge hint, and it seems clear that mass, spacetime, and light (E=mc^2) are intrinsically related: space is never really empty and matter is always somewhere.
- peter_d_sherman 4y agoAll of that might be true -- but none of it provides an answer to the questions whose answers are sought... You might wish to have a quick look at the following: Definition and Examples of Vagueness in Language https://www.thoughtco.com/vagueness-language-1692483 https://www.thoughtco.com/vagueness-language-1692483 If you don't know how Hydrogen might be created by humanity in the vaccuum of space, you should simply say: "I don't know how Hydrogen might be created by humanity in the vaccuum of space". Otherwise you should explain the specific and exact steps necessary to be taken to accomplish this in a lab -- if you indeed know... None of what you've said thus far provides an answer to the questions whose answers are sought...