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Space per time and space -time density
« on: 31/08/2019 09:12:30 »
Space increment per time means increment in distance per time or increment in velocity, velocity increment causes increment in mass causes more pressure on space-time causes increment in space-time density.

However increment in space per time itself is increment in space-time density.

Inertia is the rate at which  space resist pressure  " increment in mass"or the rate at which density increases.

Increment in space-time density resists motion
« Last Edit: 31/08/2019 09:55:09 by Yahya A.Sharif »
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Re: Space per time and space -time density
« Reply #1 on: 31/08/2019 10:22:38 »
None of that makes much sense.
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