[PerfectCreditForYou]

What is matter ?

Does all matter have a field ?

[fectsnanteemy]

What's a matter you hey?

[payowlirriply]

What is matter ?

a bit of a shock really. you see, nobody expected it to really work, but here we are,,,,,

[gardenerextraordinaire]

Matter is the state in which there is an absence of nothing.

[Edit] Can the second question be asked before the first is answered? Does the second question answer the first?

[denSmumbSes]

Matter is the state in which there is an absence of nothing. great
so we have space and matter now in existence.... rather than nothing

but with matter in space we now also have a field around that matter... a magnetic and electric field

so now we can define space in general.

[Mappaindy]

great
so we have space and matter now in existence.... rather than nothing

when was there ever 'nothing'

[strongjannabiz]

when was there ever 'nothing'

I don't know.

[L8fGLM4d]

I don't know.

glad we're on the same page...

[phsyalcvqh]

when was there ever 'nothing' Unanswerable questions should never be asked

What I am trying to achieve, is a reconstruction of the Universe... from a grain of sand upwards

[Acalsenunse]

What is matter ?

Unanswerable questions should never be asked

[rengerts]

how do we know they are unanswerable if we don't ask them?

[BoBoMasterDesign]

how do we know they are unanswerable if we don't ask them?

See response to previous question.

[newpiknicker]

What I am trying to achieve, is a reconstruction of the Universe... from a grain of sand upwards

you should check out General Relativity and the Big Bang Theory... got most of that pretty well covered...

But then, I think you already know this.

[gimffnfabaykal]

you should check out General Relativity and the Big Bang Theory i will go go-oggle them now
thanks

LOL

[vulikox]

Sorry BB and GR are incongruous with the absolute reality.

....

From experiment and direct observation

matter, no matter how big, has a field around it
where the magnetic component falls off as 1/r^3
that is it increases as r^3

the electric component of the field which falls off as 1/r

This is the case

The Universe is directly equivalent to the hunk of matter under discussion, except more complicated, but basically the same.

Human conceived time has no impact on any of this

[goolen4you]

Sorry BB and GR are incongruous with the absolute reality.

From experiment and direct observation

Ref!

[JacomoR]

Sorry BB and GR are incongruous with the absolute reality. my conclusions, drawn from my own analysis

The rest of the post above was results From experiment and direct observation

[TheBest-Host]

What observations?

Show us the incongruous data.

[GinaGomesz]

matter, no matter how big, has a field around it
where the magnetic component falls off as 1/r^3
that is it increases as r^3

the electric component of the field which falls off as 1/r is this agreeable

even the atom has ?matter and an electric and magnetic component

Neutrons are a magnet
and protons and electrons are electric

This is the basis of all matter, whether a star, planet or grain of sand.

Do you agree ?

[QiuCIOdO]

How did you study these fields, Zark? Tell us all about how differs from GR theory.