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Pocket dimensions
by MrBurgerMans
MrBurgerMans
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16th Feb 2017
16th Feb 2017
could this work?
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Vondaniel
16th Feb 2017
no. you are assuming that the gravitational field is: 1) the basis of a dimension 2) able to be severed/reformed. it is not the basis of a dimension and is not able to be seperated away from itself.
no. you are assuming that the gravitational field is: 1) the basis of a dimension 2) able to be severed/reformed. it is not the basis of a dimension and is not able to be seperated away from itself.