Ufopolitics seems to follow Steiner. Aaron says (?) to follow Eric, but doesn't. Eric describes it mathematically as something with a unit of 'per meter' (as I did in my countertime example, which is NOT time in reverse, plse reread my post) but in words he describes it more like the opposite of space (which is completely different from his mathematical description): bring two plates closer together then the space between them decreases and the counterspace increases.
The latter is in the direction of what Aaron says but 'space devoid of ether' (if my interpretation is correct) again is something else.
Can you have space without ether?
Theoretically (mathematically) yes! no problem. And I would call that space. Why would it be the opposite??? Is a car without gas the opposite of a car?
Physically, no! as that would conflict with the definition of ether.
Ether does not reside in counterspace (wherever that might be) it is here everywhere filling up space. It conveys electric and magnetic forces which could not exist without a medium filling up the space (not counterspace!) between objects that act on each other without physical contact. (so in a way you could say that ether creates that physical contact)
Back to the car without gas, space without ether would be dysfunctional space. It has all the properties to call it space (it can hold objects), but it does not function in a physical sense as 'normal' physical space would (light can not pass). Exactly as the car, it is still a car, only it does not drive.
I do not believe that we (mankind) invented space by inventing a way to describe it (Cartesian or polar coordinates), nor did we invent time by inventing a clock and calendar.
Time and space were there already and we invented ways to measure and describe it.
It could be possible that there are more than the 3 (space) dimensions that we perceive and it is possible that time, as we perceive it, is part of a larger multidimensional system, we can not possibly know for sure.
So now I am out of that established BOX, ready for a deeper analysis?
How does this relate to counterspace?
Well... you guys sure keep me busy this Saturday!

Ernst.





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