a philosophical question...
Does location exist outside of relativity?
I guess what I'm saying is that a location (such as coordinates) exists only relative to other locations and/or objects. If you take space to be infinite, then if an object has moved in the infinite space, did it really change locations? You can only guage this by comparing it to other objects. But who's to say that space itself didnt move? What if there were no other objects?
more on this later...
I guess what I'm saying is that a location (such as coordinates) exists only relative to other locations and/or objects. If you take space to be infinite, then if an object has moved in the infinite space, did it really change locations? You can only guage this by comparing it to other objects. But who's to say that space itself didnt move? What if there were no other objects?
more on this later...