Time and Space

@jonnythan Said

Yeah.

@floydgirrl Said

Mhmmm

@townie_guy Said

Next we will be discussing how to spell 2The cat sat on the mat". Best keep it simple for my audience.

@Leon Said

Well, the proper way to spell 2 is t-w-o, unless that is a typo and supposed to be a quotation. If so, then I'll assume you are using quotations to title a book, which presents all sorts of problems with what you did there, as book titles are not supposed to be in quotes, but underlined or in italics. Plus every word is supposed to be capitalized except the common word the. So it should read: The Cat Sat On the Mat. However, if it is not a title you are quoting, but a phrase in the book, then at least put the last quotation mark after the period, not before it.

There.

@townie_guy Said

See a simple topic and already a lot more conversation. Thats what I like to see.

@Leon Said

It was also the most boring thing I've ever labored through writing.

@townie_guy Said

Unfortunately due to the space time equilibrium you will never know if it is the most boring thing that you will ever write.

@Leon Said

Nice way to bring the discussion back to the original topic.

Although that doesn't contradict what I wrote, because I wasn't talking about what I will write, but what I've written so far.

Anyways, I digress. So I've heard that there is stuff that Newton came up with that, while it might be observable in the physical world that immediately surrounds us, isn't observable everywhere in the universe as we know it now.

That's all I can give you, as I don't know what specifically Newton said about space and time being separate. It's been 25 years since I last studied physics. Although I do know what Einstein says about space and time.

@townie_guy Said

According to Newton, Time and Space are seperate.

But according to Einstein they are entwined.

Discuss.