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matter is the conventional answer to this question. Classical physics would have us believe that inertia is a sort of "kinetic energy" that causes matter to resist changes in it's momentum. Either at rest, or in motion. To be more accurate, intertia is a property of the interaction between matter, and the space-time around it. A mass that is accelerating through space-time compresses space-time ahead of it, and stretches space-time behind it. When the mass then stops accelerating, and maintains a steady velocity the space-time around it equalizes forming a moving ripple through space-time containing the object, conserving it's angular momentum. Deceleration reverses this by pressing up against the rear end of this ripple slowing it down.(G-forces are a result of space-time resisting this compression and expansion) We can then see from this the link between "intertia" and "gravity" . Gravity causes a much weaker rippling through space-time, not caused by the angular momentum of atoms/mollecules/objects through space-time, but through the circular momentum of the electrons circling the atoms of a LARGE body. Electrons carry much less total mass by themselves, so require much much more matter to cause gravitational effects. Gravity can be likened to a succession of moving compression waves through space-time. Each compression wave "pulls" other objects towards it, as the space-time between the two objects is squeezed closer together.
A wave is a disturbance that propagates through space and time, usually with transference of energy
Light travels though a medium called "space-time" and can also travel through transparent and translucent physical materials.
Yes. Although 'pull' is probably not a good word. Gravity bends space and time and light simply travels through this bent space causing it to be deflected.
no the only waves that can go through space is the electromagnetic waves and it doesnt need sound or matter to travel.compressional waves have to come off of something and travel{like sound} it cant travel because there is nothing to travel through.the vacuum of space is just nothing and only light can go through as well, but it takes time.
Lets label your assumptions i) Time = Space, ii) I travel through time into space. Then by symmetry of equality we can deduce from i): Space = Time, which answers your question.
The brother and sister team in the Magic Tree House series are named Jack and Annie. They embark on magical adventures through time and space with the help of a magical tree house.
Annie and Jack are fictional characters from "The Magic Tree House" book series by Mary Pope Osborne. They are not real individuals; rather, they are created by the author for the purpose of storytelling and taking readers on magical adventures through time and space.
Space ships travelling through the space-time continium
The main characters in the Magic Tree House book series are Jack and Annie, siblings who go on magical adventures by traveling through time and space using a magical tree house. Throughout the series, they encounter various historical figures, explore different time periods, and solve mysteries.
If your eyes are open at any time you are looking into space. Earth doesnt have a big glass house around it. You are standing on a rock spinning through space. You have air around you but n0thing else---in a sense you are space walking. If we define 'space' as having no gas (air) then anytime you look up past a few miles above our planet---thats space. How old are you?
Through time and space.
Falling => crawling => walking => running => horses=> cars => trains => planes => rockets => space shuttles => space ships => jetpacks => time machines => ??
The theory is that time and space are so closely linked that they have to be said in one word (time-space). Imagine the whole of space moving through one singular line; that line is time.
She was born into the age of the US Civil War and lived through World War I.
The best fictional way to travel through space fast without messing with time is teleportation.
The "Magic Tree House" series by Mary Pope Osborne is classified as children's historical fantasy literature. Each book follows siblings Jack and Annie as they travel through time and space to various historical events or places.