NaturalPhilosopher
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Is the Higgs field and a possible asymmetry in it's field the result of time dilation?
Discuss.
Since we know the HIggs boson is real, and it's an external field that gives matter mass, then can we safely assume it's responsible for momentum, gravity and it's resulting spacetime curvature?
Sure would seem so. Is that what causes relativity to begin with?
Discuss.
Since we know the HIggs boson is real, and it's an external field that gives matter mass, then can we safely assume it's responsible for momentum, gravity and it's resulting spacetime curvature?
Sure would seem so. Is that what causes relativity to begin with?