I am still trying to figure out what you are trying to say, and on
rereading the posts I keep coming back to this;
You wrote;
> an aether that creates gravity can't have gravity it's self or one
> that exists in space can't create the space it is in.
Are you saying that somewhere I or someone else said that Aether CREATES
space? I don't recall saying that or reading it. That's much to
profound for my ability to comprehend, though if you read Schappellers
definitions/claims at http://keelynet.com/gravity/searl3.htm ;
> Space or "Space Fabric" - in this context means the 3 dimensional
> medium which SUPPORTS matter, force fields and radiant energy. It
> does NOT mean specifically interplanetary space, but INCLUDES it.
> Ether or "Aether" - another name for space, but implies a different
> concept in that space is regarded as the absence of matter, and ether
> is regarded as the existence of a space medium having specific
> properties.........................ref : Lodge Theory.
> Inertial Mass - comparison of amounts of matter by examination of the
> inertial properties using the equation: P = m a where P = force
> required to accelerate inertial mass (m) at an acceleration of value
> a.
> Gravitational Mass - comparison of amount of matter. G, the force on
> it, is a gravitational field.
I agree with this summation, space INCLUDES aether in all its
manifestations.
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