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Santural
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Hello everyone,
I'm new to this sector of the Gould's Belt, so let me introduce myself :I go by the name of Santural,the resident of...ok I'll stop being such a dork .
Well, I recently read ("studied") The G theory of R, and one thing failed to penetrate the walls of stupidity into my tiny drop of intelligence.
What I can't seem to understand, is the application of time as a fourth dimension. How exactly does one measure time? Is it all simply relative? Ex. You can measure time relative to earth, but is there a cosmological "time" that applies to everything?
Do forgive me if I'm being a complete dolt, but try to understand my position...
Also, as a random thing, isn't the scale of the solar system something amazing, what with the Oort cloud and stuff?
Well, sorry for taking your time,
Santural.
I'm new to this sector of the Gould's Belt, so let me introduce myself :I go by the name of Santural,the resident of...ok I'll stop being such a dork .
Well, I recently read ("studied") The G theory of R, and one thing failed to penetrate the walls of stupidity into my tiny drop of intelligence.
What I can't seem to understand, is the application of time as a fourth dimension. How exactly does one measure time? Is it all simply relative? Ex. You can measure time relative to earth, but is there a cosmological "time" that applies to everything?
Do forgive me if I'm being a complete dolt, but try to understand my position...
Also, as a random thing, isn't the scale of the solar system something amazing, what with the Oort cloud and stuff?
Well, sorry for taking your time,
Santural.