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Iain Sewell
Einstein
In Space .. and Time...
When a space-like interval separates two events, not enough time passes between their occurrences for there to exist a causal relationship crossing the spatial distance between the two events at the speed of light or slower. Generally, the events are considered not to occur in each other's future or past.
Like the proper time of time-like intervals, the proper distance (Δσ) of space-like spacetime intervals is a real number value.
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When a space-like interval separates two events, not enough time passes between their occurrences for there to exist a causal relationship crossing the spatial distance between the two events at the speed of light or slower. Generally, the events are considered not to occur in each other's future or past.
Like the proper time of time-like intervals, the proper distance (Δσ) of space-like spacetime intervals is a real number value.
And swill... 2 ... 3... 4....
