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space-time

[speys-tahym] / ˈspeɪsˈtaɪm /


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Regardless of their celebrity, all contributors were paid at the same rate per word, so Trotsky received $106 for his entry on Lenin, while Einstein earned $86.40 for his shorter piece on space-time.

From Washington Post

And then, in the early 1990s, there was a crack in the space-time continuum.

From Salon

Those waves were generated by a collision of two stellar-size black holes — punctures in the space-time fabric created when the most massive stars explode as supernovas at the end of their lives.

From New York Times

The wife’s despair, tearing a hole in space-time, soon releases a multiplicity of possible versions of her husband, had he lived, crowding out the “real” one.

From New York Times

Prof Paul Shellard, who worked with him at Cambridge University, said that the collection of papers had a profound influence on our understanding of space-time and the Universe.

From BBC