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I'm trying to understand the concepts of physics, but there's one thing I don't fully get...
If there is some matter with a spatial and temporal coordinate, let's say coordinate X, is the matter "in" that time and place, or "is" the matter that time and place?
In other words, does space-time refer to the medium in which matter exists, or does it refer to the matter itself that exists there and then? Is matter part of space-time or is it something separate that is inside space-time?
If there is some matter with a spatial and temporal coordinate, let's say coordinate X, is the matter "in" that time and place, or "is" the matter that time and place?
In other words, does space-time refer to the medium in which matter exists, or does it refer to the matter itself that exists there and then? Is matter part of space-time or is it something separate that is inside space-time?