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From:
"Tom Bearden"
To: "A.J. Craddock" <craddock@west.net> Subject: RE: Possible thoughts? Date: Sat, 24 Mar 2001 00:12:33 -0600
Good
insight! Actually, the space between matter (and the time
between it's particles also) literally IS enormous energy.
Spacetime is perhaps the most energetic "thing"
in all the universe. As an example, some famous calculations
for the energy density of empty space are revealing. For
the energy in one cubic centimeter (about the size of the tip of
one's little finger), the numbers calculated usually fall somewhere
in the vicinity of about 10exp90 grams. To convert that
to energy, just multiply by c-squared. So there are more joules
of "disintegrated, unorganized" energy in one cubic
centimeter of "empty" space, e.g., than there are protons
and neutrons in the observable universe.
The
real study of energy and the study of "spacetime" wind up
being one and the same.
As
we finally showed, all the EM energy we use in our everyday
circuits and systems comes from spacetime anyway. Scientists
had just misinterpreted half of Whittaker's paper published in 1903.
I have to confess that I also misinterpreted it for about 20 years.
Best
wishes,
Tom
B.
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