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I was reading the Scientific American latest edition and it was claimed that everything within the boundary of a particular timeframe volume can be described equally well by the projection of each event onto the surface.
Is this accepted dogma?
Suppose I picture (apparently I can't but anyway...) the surface as an irregularly shaped bubble are the events within the boundary projecte onto the suface as entirely 2 dimensional or , if they are pancake shaped does that make them 3 -dimensional?
Apologies in advance for my clear ignorance of the subject and also if I have posted in the wrong forum
Is this accepted dogma?
Suppose I picture (apparently I can't but anyway...) the surface as an irregularly shaped bubble are the events within the boundary projecte onto the suface as entirely 2 dimensional or , if they are pancake shaped does that make them 3 -dimensional?
Apologies in advance for my clear ignorance of the subject and also if I have posted in the wrong forum