Alright… first off forget everything you think you know about anything. There are protons neutrons and electrons that fill every void of this universe… If there is nothing there then space is taken up by a smaller particle at that moment. The smaller being like jello you can’t see but it does not matter for motion because there are so many particles pushing and pulling all around. And whatever force or particle or heat source you want to call light runs through that jello. And I mean infinitely smaller because as soon as you define nothing or a vacuum you realize something has to be there nothing comes from nothing. And for the large ones that cross space well you can see those- good job doggie we can see things. But can we pay attention better to what we cannot see, The unobvious truths that that are inexplicably obvious. All is only a difference between density and speed. It determines every force. The speed of light is constant(period) we have estimated it and it is C^2 faster than you can run, drive, or fly in a spaceship. So what slows down these infinitely quick moving particles we observe and can modify? More mass… what can push apart from these bigger masses... smaller masses. How big is the mass we are currently sitting on. Huge. It’s all infinite unless your brain is stymed. And our planet is sitting in a sea of electrons. If you take away the volume the protons and neutrons in that area magically decide to go elsewhere. And possibly leave a place of pure electrons there. Or some kind of pinch… So what element absorbs and reflects the most electrons and what other elements do we have to slow them down? If space time is curved why isn’t our periodic table? Do some elements that are heavy in atomic weight not also become like air?
M00se1989: Let me get this right. You're opening post is just a flight of your imagination, is it? Just fiction? And you aren't asking questions about our real universe, but only the imaginary one you made up in your head. Is that right? What's the value in this thread? Please explain why anybody would want to join you in your fantasy world.
