¶ Geodesics (1)
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Geodesics:
"Einstein and Reimann had resuscitated from a similar limbo to that of pre-1800 synergy the word ‘geodesic’ as used in relation to great circles on spheres and then anew to Einstein’s curved space mathematics. Stevenson had long used geodetics to embrace the whole art and science of measuring the dimensions of subdivision of approximately spherical Earth. I gave geodesics a new scientific definition as 'constituting the most economical relationships between separate event entities in loci in Universe.
“At any one given moment in time, geodesics were dramatically and visually manifest during World War II in photographs taken by the U.S. Air Force of two fighter planes in a “dogfight” at night with one ship firing it nose-mounted machine gun using luminous tracer bullets and successfully hitting its enemy ship. These two airplanes (unattached to Earth) were two ‘celestial bodies’ and the geodesic line of most economical interrelationship between them was that of the bullets that ‘knocked the other out’ and that luminous, chain of bullets’ tracers was always an acceleratedly cork-screw line.”
