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| | THE FOUNDATIONS OF SPECIAL RELATIVITY AND |
 | | Objects exist "in" space and time and are defined as space functions of time "associated" with a mass; that is, it is in the existence of objects that space and time find a correspondence. |
 | | Space, time, mass, and object are taken as fundamental realities in terms of which other concepts such as velocity, etc. are defined. |
 | | Thus, between reversals of the nonspace, space and time are identical in magnitude, and the mass is defined by this space or time magnitude. |
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