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From: dando@zeus.UUCP (Dan Donahue)
Newsgroups: net.physics
Subject: Space and Space Time
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Date: Tue, 18-Mar-86 03:53:52 EST
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	Although I was inspired to write this inquriy due to a discussion
	that originated in net.astro I felt that net.physics would be a
	little more appropriate.

	There has been a disagreement as to whether Einstein felt that there
	was a difference between space and space time. To quote the article:

>					Consider: The average person has no
>idea of the difference between space and space time. In fact, according to
>Einstein, there is no difference, if I remember correctly.
>Mike Stalnaker
>UUCP: seismo!vrdxhq!mws
>ARPA: vrdxhq!mws@seismo.css.gov

	Would someone out there like to try and explain to this average person
	(and any others who are interested :v >) whether this difference exists
	and if so what is it?

	Thank you in advance.

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	Signed :  Dan (averag person) Donahue