spudnik
3/5/2011 9:21:00 PM
that the partial pressure of CO2 has varied a lot more,
than would be suspected from certain groups of theorists?
> Your point is what?
:ScrollinG:
relativity of vacuum means, there is no absolute vacuum
in a specified "box o'space," although Pascal thought
that he had discovered this, essentially in a really big barometer.
now, if you want to apply Heisenberg's uncertainty to that,
don't overdo it & sprain anything.
the lightcone (and Minkowski, though a great geometer,
put his pants on, one lightcone at a time) is an artifact
of the silly sloganeering about "spacetime," merely a phasespace,
typically done-up in a "1+1d" quarterplane diagram ...
which is useful, because functions are defined to have no loops --
a-hem.... useful, because special rel. can be done in quaternions,
where the scalar & vector parts are clearly dystinguished.