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W- Axis (t) .21Such a space is called a Minkowski space or "(3 + 1)-space and is the space used in Einstein's theories of special relativity and general relativity.

.22The other major predictions of special relativity are- Time dilation (a moving clock ticks more slowly than when it is at rest with respect to the observer),- Length contraction (a moving rod may be found to be shorter than when it is at rest with respect to the observer), and- Equivalence of mass and energy (written as E=mc2). .23 . . . ( ) ( ) . ( ) .24 x, y, z and w axes. Used terms for these extra directions include ana/ kata sometimes called spissitude or spassitude, vinn/vout and upsilon/delta.

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3 4 4 4 3 3 . .35 ! ( 16) ( ) () !36 ( ) ( ) ( ) .(61) . . .37 .(7) . . .38The Fourth Dimension and the Bible (Granville) Finally, he proposes that God, the highest of all beings, lives in an unbounded dimension - one where God is everywhere at the same moment and able to interact with every single existing dimension. This is a prime example of the use of the fourth dimension to explain a key religious belief.

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25831348035/086 km ! ! ! ! ! ! (!) .72Many calender systems, has been tested, But only sidereal month calendar system produce the value C Which equal to the value of C based on measurement There are two month calendar systems:1. Sinodic System, based on virtual apparition of moons and suns motions from the earth. 1 day = 24 hours 1 month = 29.53059 days2. Sidereal System, based on relative motion of the moons and the sun to the star in universe. 1 day = 23 hours 56 minutes 4.0906 seconds = 86164.0906 seconds 1 month = 27.321661 days . . . ( ). . 3 ! ! 4 24 24 . .LThen consider the moons route during one sidereal monthThe route is not of a circle like you possibly imagineBut in the form of a curvature with a length of L = v . T= v. Twhere: v = the speed of the moon T = moon revolution period = 27.321661 days26.92848o27.321661 days365.25636 days* 360o= 26.92848o = . . !!! . . . . 360 . . . .A Note on the speed of moon (v)There are two types of moons speed :1. Relative speed to earth which can be calculated with the following formula: ve = 2 . . R / Twhere R = radius of moon revolution = 384264 km T = the period of moons revolution = 655.71986 hours2. Relative speed to star or universe. This is what we needAlbert Einstein proposed that this type of speed can be calculated by doing a multiplication of the first with cosine , so that:v = Ve * Cos Where is the angle formed by earths revolution during one sidereal month = 26.92848oHence ve = 2 * 3.14162 * 384264 km / 655.71986 hrs = 3682.07 km/hr . . . ! ! . . . . . . 27 91 . 91 365 90 . 90 ! ! . . . . . = 12 12 * 1000 = 12000L = = 12000 * L

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