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12370103 No.12370103 [Reply] [Original]

Is space a physical thing? Or is it just a property of something else?

>> No.12370126

>>12370103
It's a lack of any physical things

>> No.12370129

>>12370126
I mean, yeah

>> No.12370131

>>12370126
but then how can nothing have a size?

>> No.12370134

>>12370103
a holographic projection from an infinitely distant point who's projected components exist as a 2 dimensional plane where matter and space are virtual.

>> No.12370945

>>12370103
Space is a concept, like infinite, or roundness, or rectangles, etc. It doesn't exist on its own, but is a description of another thing(s), aka the planets/particles/etc and their distances.

>> No.12371049
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12371049

>>12370126
>It's a lack
So it doesn't exist

>>12370945
>It doesn't exist on its own, but is a description of another thing(s), aka the planets/particles/etc and their distances.

Based post explains it best.

>> No.12371072

>>12370103

The optimum unified equation is:

U = E / S

Solving for S (Space) give us,

S = E / U

Space is the entire universe repeating infinitely at varying energy scales.