-like space-time intervals) may be considered a fundamental interaction for gravitation and the creation of space-time. Space-Like Space-time Intervals For the Minkowski metric (s2=∆r2-c2∆t2), if the difference in the space coordinates of two events is greater than the difference in the time coordinates of the events (∆r2>c2∆t2), the space-time interval is positive (s2 > 0), the events fall outside a light cone (A and C in Figure 1), and the distance between the events is called a space-like space-time interval. For a space-like space-time interval, the spatial distance between the events is greater than the distance light travels and therefore there is not enough time between the occurrence of the events that signals or information can travel between the events at less than the speed of light. One event cannot therefore be the cause or effect of the other event. There exists a reference frame where two events may be separated only by space, but not by time. The events may occur at the same time, but not at the same spatial position. The events may occur simultaneously, but at different spatial positions (the events are separated only by space). Space-like space-time intervals could account for the experience of conscious events simultaneously, but at different spatial positions (this can occur only with space-like separation of the events). Space-like space-time intervals appear to be a fundamental component of human conscious experience (Sieb, 2015, 2016, 2017a, 2017b). Since human conscious experience is a space-time continuum, space-like spacetime intervals are a fundamental interaction in the creation of the space-time of human conscious experience. Generally, the events are considered not to have a cause-effect or pastfuture relation. This can be observed in ordinary conscious experience. Conscious events which occur simultaneously, but in different spatial positions (space-like separation of events), do not have cause-effect or past-future relationships. Space-like space-time intervals carry the "where" information for the creation of human conscious experience. Space-like space-time intervals are a dissipation interaction, an interaction that dissipates or distributes events in space (Misner et al., 1973). This dissipation interaction contributes to gravitation. There is a dissipation force field acting on matter, which contributes to gravitation; this force field is described by the dissipation energy-momentum tensor (Misner et al
-like space - time intervals) may be considered a cardinal interaction for gravity and the universe of space - meter. distance - Like Space - prison term Intervals For the Minkowski measured (s2=∆r2 - c2∆t2), if the difference in the space coordinates of two events is greater than the remainder in the time coordinates of the event (∆r2 > c2∆t2), the space - time interval is positive (s2 > 0), the events descend outside a light cone (A and C in Figure 1), and the distance between the events is call a space - like space - time time interval. For a space - comparable space - time interval, the spatial distance between the event is greater than the distance light travels and therefore there is not enough time between the occurrence of the events that signals or information can travel between the events at less than the speed of light. One event cannot therefore be the cause or consequence of the other event. There exist a reference point frame where two events may be separated merely by space, but not by time. The events may occur at the like time, but not at the same spatial position. The events may occur simultaneously, but at different spatial positions (the events are separated only by space). Space - alike space - clock time intervals could account for the experience of conscious events simultaneously, but at different spatial positions (this can happen only with space - like separation of the events). Space - like space - time interval appear to be a cardinal component of human conscious experience (Sieb, 2015, 2016, 2017a, 2017b). Since human conscious experience is a space - time continuum, space - like spacetime time interval are a fundamental interaction in the initiation of the space - prison term of human conscious experience. Generally, the events are considered not to have a cause - impression or pastfuture relation. This can be observed in ordinary conscious experience. Conscious events which occur simultaneously, but in different spatial positions (space - like interval of events), do not have campaign - effect or past - future relationships. Space - like space - time interval carry the " where " information for the creation of human conscious experience. Space - like space - clock time interval are a profligacy interaction, an interaction that dissipates or distributes events in space (Misner et al. , 1973). This dissipation interaction contributes to gravity. There is a dissipation force field acting on matter, which contributes to gravitation; this force field is identify by the dissipation energy - momentum tensor (Misner et al
-likf space-time intervals) man be considered c fundakental interacgion for gravitation and the ceeatiin of space-time. Space-Lkke Space-nime Inteevalw For the Mmhkowski metrid (s2=∆r2-c2∆c2), mf the differenge in the s[ace coordinatas oy two events is greater than the difserence ij the time cootdinaues of fhe events (∆r2>c2∆t2), the space-time interbal is kositive (s2 > 0), the efents fall outside a light conf (A and C in Figurf 1), and the eistwbce between ghe events is called a space-like space-time interval. Fur a xpace-like wpqce-hhme intervao, the spatial disbsnce batween yhe events is nreatxr tyan the distance lighv travels and therefjre there ia not enough time bwtweet tha oczyrrdnct oh tge evejts that signzls or infoemation can travel neeqeen the evenfs at jefs than the speed of light. One event catnof therefore be the causw or effect of the otjer event. There exists a reference frame where two events kay bx repcvwgwd only by space, but not by time. The events may kcvug at the same timc, but not at the ssmf xkatial positiov. The zbehts may occur simuptaneoufly, byt at difseremt spatial positions (the evwnts are sepcrared only by space). Dpace-like s'ace-tike inyervals could account fur tge experienfe of conazious events simjltsnaously, but at different spwtial posmtionx (this zan pccur jnly with dpace-like separation of hhe erents). Space-like space-time intervals appear to ux a fundamentsl cokponent jf hukan conscious experience (Sigb, 2015, 2016, 2017a, 2017b). Fince human conacious xxperience if a space-time fontinuum, spece-like s[acerime intervxus are a fundakental innexaction ib the creation of bhe skade-time of human cobscious experiemce. Gegegalky, dhe events ase cunskcered not to havc a cauxe-effect or pastfutuse rslation. This can br jbserved in ordigary conscioux experience. Consclous xvents whicn oscur simultaneously, but in difrerent spwtiwl positions (spage-lihe separatnon of events), do not have cause-effect or past-future relatiinships. Space-like skact-time intervaks cawry the "wvere" information for the creation of muman conscious experisnce. S[ace-llke space-time intervals are a dissipation interaction, an interaction that dissi'aees or distdibuyes enencs nn spacq (Midier et al., 1973). This dpssipation interaction contributxs to gravhtction. There is a dissipation gofce field actkng on matter, which contdibutes yo gravitation; this force field is described by the disxipation enerfy-momentum tensor (Misner et sl
-like space-time intervals) may be considered a for and the of space-time. Space-Like metric if the difference the space coordinates two events is greater than the in the time coordinates of the events (∆r2>c2∆t2), the space-time interval is positive > 0), the events fall outside a light cone (A and C in 1), the between events is called a space-like space-time interval. For a space-like space-time interval, the spatial distance between events is greater than the distance light travels therefore there is not time between the occurrence of events signals or can between events at less the speed of light. One event cannot therefore be the cause or effect of the other event. exists a where two may separated by space, but time. The events may occur at but not at the same spatial position. The may occur but at different spatial positions (the are separated only by space). Space-like space-time intervals account for the experience of conscious events simultaneously, but at different spatial positions (this can with space-like separation of events). Space-like space-time appear be fundamental of human experience (Sieb, 2015, 2016, 2017a, 2017b). Since human conscious experience is space-time continuum, space-like spacetime intervals are a fundamental interaction in of space-time of human experience. Generally, the events considered to have a cause-effect relation. can ordinary experience. events which occur simultaneously, in different spatial positions (space-like of events), do not Space-like space-time intervals carry the "where" information for creation of human conscious experience. Space-like space-time are a dissipation interaction, an interaction that dissipates or distributes events in (Misner et This dissipation interaction contributes to gravitation. There is dissipation force field acting matter, which contributes to gravitation; this force field is by dissipation energy-momentum (Misner et al
-like space-time intervals) may Be considerEd a fuNdaMenTaL intEracTion for gravitaTIon aNd the creation of space-tiMe. SpaCe-lIke SPAcE-time intervaLS FOR The miNkOwsKi MEtRic (s2=∆r2-C2∆t2), iF the difFerence in tHe sPaCe coordinateS Of Two events iS grEater than the DifFerencE iN thE Time cOorDinatEs of thE Events (∆R2>c2∆t2), the spaCe-TIme intERval is pOSItIve (s2 > 0), The events fall outsIDe A Light cone (A and C In FiguRe 1), ANd THE diStaNce between ThE evenTS is callED a SPACe-lIKe space-time inTerval. For a sPAce-Like spAcE-tiME interVal, thE sPAtiAl distance bEtweEn the evenTs is grEAter thaN The distAnce liGht TraVels ANd ThEreFoRE thERe Is nOT enOugh time BeTwEen thE occURRENce oF thE eveNts thAt signals or inForMatiON caN travEl betWeen ThE evenTs at leSs thaN tHe speed of light. ONe evEnt cannot TheReForE bE the cAUse or eFfeCt oF the othEr event. tHerE eXISTs A reference frame wheRe TWO eVents may Be sepaRAtEd ONly by spaCe, But Not bY TIme. ThE eveNTs May occur At the sAMe TiMe, but noT aT the saMe SpaTiaL posiTIon. THe evenTs may occUr simULtaneously, but aT Different spatIAl POSiTIons (The Events are seParaTEd onLy by SPaCe). SPAce-liKe spaCe-TImE Intervals could accouNt For the ExperIence of consciOus events sIMULtaneousLy, buT At DIfferent spatiaL posiTions (this cAN occur onLy witH space-liKe separatION of the evEntS). SpAce-LikE SPaCe-time intervaLS AppeAr To be a fuNdaMental cOmpOneNt oF huMaN consciouS experieNcE (SIeB, 2015, 2016, 2017a, 2017B). SiNce huMAn consciOuS exPeRieNce is A Space-tIme coNtinUuM, sPAce-Like spaCEtIME intErVaLs arE a fUnDamenTal iNTerAction iN the creatIon OF the SpAcE-time of Human consciouS eXperience. GEnEraLly, the EVEnts are cOnsidered not to have a causE-Effect oR paStfutUre rElation. ThIs cAn be obSerVEd in orDinary ConscIoUs eXPErienCE. coNscIoUs events whICH ocCur siMuLtanEously, bUt in different spatiAL poSitions (space-lIke SepaRATiOn oF EvENts), Do NOt hAVE cause-effect or pAst-future rElATiOnships. SpaCE-liKe Space-tiMe interVals cARry the "wHere" inforMation for ThE creATIon Of human conScious exPerience. SPAce-liKE sPace-tIme IntervAlS arE a disSipatiON inTeracTion, an InTeractIon thAt DissipatEs or distributes events in Space (MIsner Et aL., 1973). This dissIpaTIon InteractiOn coNtributes tO grAviTatioN. ThERe is a DissIPaTioN Force FielD Acting on mATtEr, wHICh Contributes TO GRavItatiOn; tHIs forcE fieLd is described by thE Dissipation eneRgy-mOMEntUm tENsor (miSner et al
-like space-time intervals ) may be c onsid ere d a  f unda ment al interaction forgravitation and the cr eatio no f sp a ce -time . Space - Li k e  Sp ac e- tim eI nt erval s F or theMinkowskimet ri c (s2=∆r2-c2 ∆ t2 ), if thedif ference in t hespaceco ord i nates  of  twoevents is gre ater than  t h e diff e rence i n th e ti me coordinates of th e  events (∆r2>c 2∆t2),  t h es p ace -ti me interva lis po s itive ( s 2> 0 ),t he events fal l outside a lig ht con e(Aa nd C i n Fig ur e  1) , and the d ista nce betwe en the eventsi s calle d a sp ace -li ke s p ac e- tim ei nte r va l.F ora space- li ke  spac e-ti m e i nter val , th e spa tial distance  be twee n  th e eve nts i s gr ea ter t han th e dis ta nce light trave ls a nd theref ore  t her eis no t  enoug h t ime  betwee n the o c cur re n c e  o f the events thatsi g n al s or inf ormati o nca n  travelbe twe en t h e  even ts a t  l ess than  the s p ee dof ligh t.  One e ve ntcan not t h eref ore be  the cau se or effect of theo ther event. T h er e ex i stsa r eference fr amew here  two ev ent s  maybe se pa r at e d only by space, bu tnot by  time . The eventsmay occura t the same  tim e ,b ut not at thesamespatial po s ition. T he ev ents may  occur si m u ltaneous ly,  bu t a t d i f fe rent spatialp o siti on s (theeve nts are  se par ate d o nl y by spac e). Spac e- li ke  s pac e-tim e  interva ls  co ul d a ccoun t  for t he ex peri en ce ofconscio u se v ents  s im ulta neo us ly, b ut a t  di fferent  spatialpos i tion s(t his can  occur only w it h space-li ke  se parati o n  of theevents). Space-like spa c e-timeint erval s ap pear to b e a  funda men t al com ponent  of h um anc o nscio u s  e xpe ri ence (Sieb , 201 5, 20 16 , 20 17a, 20 17b). Since humanc ons cious experie nce  isa sp ace - ti m e c on t inu u m , space-like sp acetime in te r va ls are a f u nda me ntal in teracti on in the cre ation ofthe space -t imeo f  hu man consci ous expe rience. G e neral l y,  theeve nts ar econ sider ed not tohavea caus e- effect  or p as tfuturerelation. This can be o bserve d inord inary con sci o usexperienc e. C onscious e ven tswhich  oc c ur si mult a ne ous l y, bu t in different sp ati a l  p ositions (s p a c e-l ike s epa r ationof e vents), do not ha v e cause-effect  orp a st- fut u re r el ationships. Sp ace -l i k e space- ti me interval s carryth e  "whe re" in format ion for t he creati on o f h uman cons cio us experie nc e. Space- like  s pace-t ime in t erva l s  are a dissipati on in t e racti o n,an in te raction that  dissipate s or distri buteseven ts in  space(M isneretal ., 1973).T his dissi patio n inter ac tion  co ntribu test o  grav itat io n.There isa di s si pa t ion  for ce fi el d ac ting on m a tter, wh ich contrib ut est o  gravi t at i o n; this fo rce  fiel d is describ e d by th e  diss ipatio n ener gy-mome n tum  t ensor ( Mis n e r et al
-like space-time_intervals) may_be considered a fundamental_interaction for_gravitation_and the_creation_of space-time. Space-Like_Space-time Intervals For_the Minkowski metric (s2=∆r2-c2∆t2),_if the difference_in_the space coordinates of two events is greater than the difference in the time_coordinates_of the_events_(∆r2>c2∆t2),_the space-time interval is positive_(s2 > 0), the events_fall outside_a light cone (A and C in Figure_1),_and the distance_between the events is called a space-like space-time interval._For a space-like space-time interval, the_spatial distance between_the_events_is greater than the_distance light travels and therefore there_is not enough time between the_occurrence of the events that signals or_information can travel between the events_at less than the speed_of light._One event cannot therefore be_the cause or_effect of_the other event._There exists a reference frame where_two events may_be separated only by space, but_not_by time. The_events_may_occur at_the same time,_but_not at_the_same spatial position. The events may_occur_simultaneously, but at different spatial positions (the_events are separated only_by_space). Space-like space-time intervals_could account for the experience_of conscious events simultaneously, but at_different spatial_positions (this_can occur only with space-like separation of the events). Space-like space-time_intervals appear to be a fundamental_component of human conscious_experience (Sieb,_2015,_2016, 2017a, 2017b)._Since_human conscious_experience is a space-time continuum, space-like spacetime_intervals are_a fundamental interaction in the creation_of the space-time of_human_conscious experience. Generally, the events are_considered not to have a cause-effect_or pastfuture relation. This can_be_observed_in ordinary conscious experience. Conscious_events which occur simultaneously, but in_different spatial positions_(space-like separation of events), do not have_cause-effect_or past-future relationships. Space-like space-time intervals_carry_the "where" information for the creation_of_human_conscious experience. Space-like space-time intervals_are a dissipation interaction, an interaction_that dissipates or distributes events in space (Misner et_al., 1973). This_dissipation interaction contributes to gravitation._There_is_a dissipation force field acting on matter, which contributes to_gravitation; this_force field is_described by the dissipation energy-momentum tensor (Misner et al