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The variables used in general relativity to describe the shape of spacetime. If your question is about metric units, use the tag "units", and/or "si-units" if it is about the SI system specifically.
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Time difference between all particles and waves [closed]
Since all elementary particles and waves were created simultaneously in the big-bang (t0) would there be any time difference between any interacting elementary particles and/or waves after t0? I'm ass …
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