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space-time, space-time continuum Physics the four-dimensional continuum having three spatial coordinates and one time coordinate that together completely specify the location of a particle or an event space-time continuum [′spās ′tīm kən′tin·yə·wəm] (relativity) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In it, Hawking introduced everyday readers to the concepts of general relativity, the space-time continuum, quantum theory, and the Big Bang. If it existed at all, it was just some lingering institutional racism, which progressive efforts had already essentially dismantled, or in some town that had been cut off from the normal flow of time due to an accidental fold in the space-time continuum. As I tried to indicate in my essay, without a physical body we may have nothing to do with the space-time continuum, with a "what happens when. |
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