Yes. Our space is full of real matter too. A moving mass exerts force onto every other mass (of any kind) in our universe, and that gravitational interaction happens at velocity c. Visualize that!
And this universe seems to be expanding, and the expansion is accelerating.
I wonder if energy is actually conserved.
John Larkin Highland Tech Glen Canyon Design Center Lunatic Fringe Electronics
Just ask Mr Brown. He understands everything about the universe.
John Larkin Highland Tech Glen Canyon Design Center Lunatic Fringe Electronics
It struck me as a direct and specific comment. but then I do know a little about the subject - no more than you can get from popular science books.
He dumped a lame insult, probably
Why bother spending that long on a perfectly trivial point? It wasn't what he was saying, and it's a extreme over-simplification that eliminate the point under discussion.
Wonder all you like. Until you can make sense of the theoretical frame work underlying the discussion, it would be considerate of you to confine your questions to the private sphere - the one between your ears.
It's probably Dr. Martin Brown, and while he knows more than John Larkin, he clearly knows enough to aware of the limits on his knowledge, and the limits on the knowledge of people who have specialised in the area.
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