14014 | Space alone, and time alone, will fade away, and only their union has an independent reality [Minkowski] |
21232 | Space-time arises from the connection between measurements of space and of time [Einstein, by Farmelo] |
15482 | We can't think of space-time as empty and propertyless, and it seems to be a substratum [Martin,CB] |
20640 | Space-time is indeterminate foam over short distances [Close] |
22931 | We distinguish time from space, because it passes, and it has a unique present moment [Le Poidevin] |
15194 | Time, as it appears in standard modern science, is bad verificationist metaphysics [Smith,Q, by Le Poidevin] |
14735 | Space is 3D and lacks a direction; time seems connected to causation [Sider] |
15021 | The central question in the philosophy of time is: How alike are time and space? [Sider] |
14588 | Modern metaphysicians tend to think space-time points are more fundamental than space-time regions [Hawthorne] |
14901 | Spacetime may well be emergent, rather than basic [Ladyman/Ross] |
14924 | If spacetime is substantial, what is the substance? [Ladyman/Ross] |
22913 | The universe expands, so space-time is enlarging [Bardon] |
19475 | Relativity makes time and space jointly basic; quantum theory splits them, and prioritises time [New Sci.] |
19955 | Space-time may be a geometrical manifestation of quantum entanglement [New Sci.] |
19948 | Einstein's merging of time with space has left us confused about the nature of time [New Sci.] |
23002 | In relativity space and time depend on one's motion, but spacetime gives an invariant metric [Baron/Miller] |