Don''t ask me any more about it becuase I forgot all the physics that I was taught already. (cept the basics
) Dæmin
(Dominik Grabiec)
dominik.grabiec@student.adelaide.edu.au
Space...the final frontier
On a slightly different note I''ve read somewhere that space is a 3d hyperthingy that is an anomaly in 5d or 6d field of wierd assed *very* elementary particles.
Don''t ask me any more about it becuase I forgot all the physics that I was taught already. (cept the basics)
Dæmin
(Dominik Grabiec)
dominik.grabiec@student.adelaide.edu.au
Don''t ask me any more about it becuase I forgot all the physics that I was taught already. (cept the basics
) Dæmin
(Dominik Grabiec)
dominik.grabiec@student.adelaide.edu.au
Actually, space is sometimes thought to be an infinitude of 2d planes stacked upon one another. It''s how we explain gravity. What happens is objects exist in this stacked space, and when mass is encountered, the planes distort and wrap around it causing distortions in the movement of an object traveling along its path. This theory was first developed by Einstein, but is now a pretty well known theory. Sorry about the ''all intents and purposes'', I''ve never seen it actually written out before, at least intensive is a word 
Cheers,
-Jesse
Cheers,
-Jesse
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