>>10977562Yes, since the base unit for measuring "time" is the second and the base unit for measuring "space" is the metre, that four-dimensional universe "time^4/space^4" is a more accurate description for c's "space/time", misnamed "space-time", Imo.
1/c^4 = .0123456789... x 10^-40 sec^4/cm^4
1/c^4 = .0123456789... x 10^-34 time^4/space^4
1/c^4 = .0123456789... x 10^-34 sec^4/m^4
DID they also misname c's "space/time" as "space-time" on purpose, like their hiding of that Hindu-Arabic numeral universe, to keep students and kids confused for saving their Jobs?
c = 3 x 10^10 cm/sec
c = 3 x 10^8 space/time
c = 3 x 10^8 m/sec
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