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>Does the existence of "gravitational waves" (assuming they exist) imply that time exists as a 4th dimension in the universe?![]()
Does the existence of "gravitational waves" (assuming they exist) imply that time exists as a 4th dimension in the universe?
I'm new to thinking about special and general relativity and I have no formal training as a physicist. However, I've been doing a bit of thinking about spacetime recently. I was wondering if "physics.stackexchange.com
If you want, I could explain these two for you.![]()
Julian Barbour - Wikipedia
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>a 4th dimension
>a dimension
