Sunday, April 13, 2014

Moving in Two Directions at the Same Time

Moving space around also resolve the seeming impossibility of moving in two or more directions at the same time.  Moving space upwards relatively means a body is falling downwards, at some point the body will experience free-fall, that is to say, no gravity.  Alternatively, space compresses upwards, creating a region of high gravity upwards.  This cancels with normal gravity downwards and the body once again experiences weightlessness.   Both aspects are equivalent.  The point is to move space about.