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What, the "amazing" revelation that particles exist in space, even
though for all practicle purposes it can be treated as a vacuum? The amazing thing is that space cannot exist without those particles which provide the very structure of space itself. It seems that space is a property of matter rather than vice versa. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com Theoretical absolutes don't happen as often as in the space in the head. You can't convince me that gravity or magnetic fields really require a media to travel through. Assuming there is one would be a crutch. Didn't stop us from getting people to the moon and back. |
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