Assertion: space | /r/HasProperty | flat
Facets:
value: on a large scale
type: OTHER
value: boringly
type: DEGREE
value: no longer
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: But a space can be said to be "flat" when the Weyl tensor has all zero components.
text: Space and time in Einstein's universe are no longer flat (as implicitly assumed by Newton) but can pushed and pulled, stretched and warped by matter.
text: To put it succintly: space can be flat even if spacetime isn't.
text: On a cosmic scale, the curvature created in space by the countless stars, black holes, dust clouds, galaxies, and so on constitutes just a bunch of little bumps on a space that is, overall, boringly flat.
text: is easily explained, too: spacetime is curved, and so is space; but on a large scale, space is overall flat.