Time in space

So for all positive values of space greater than δS and less than ∞ there can be a definition of that space in time for the specific locality. This means that is it is neither local or non-local. It is a hybrid and there is a sense of point in the fact that for any specific system there is a point where it crosses zero in the same way that a wave crosses zero.

I read something recently about æther and I do wonder what they imply by saying that there is no Æther and then attempting to replace it with an equivalent zero width string space of 20 dimensions.

I had an interesting take on Newton's laws and I will only go into the first part of it, however it is interesting. If you see something sitting still, how often will it start to move around if it isn't living. Now consider that you are sliding past it, and it is moving at a counter velocity relative to you. It seems a rather simple leap to say that an object in motion will stay in motion unless acted upon by a force.