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Originally Posted by humility
why does space have to be nothing? Why can't space have mass.
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If you consider Vacumn Fluctuations (using Heisenberg Uncertaincy Principle near a
Temperature of Absolute 0) you can derive energy from nothing (borrow for a short
time). Energy is still conserved overall. This is a quick way to get something from
nothing. Then energy can be converted to mass. Thus you could construe that nothing
has mass. This was the Lambda the Einstein said was his greatest mistake. All models
now need to take into account of Lambda (Vacuum Energy Density of the universe)
whether it be Inflation by Guth or VSL by their group.
So you can get something for nothing...
You just can't use it long.
Maddog
