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Cordite Poetry Review
Space
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115
1 February
2025
29679125
2025
periodical issue
'We often think of outer space as being vast, daunting and mostly empty, but it is abundant with fields we just can’t see. There are different kinds of fields, some are classical or quantum – all with values assigned to them. Coordinates. In all space. For example, on a weather map, the surface temperature is described by assigning a number to each point on the map. The Higgs Field itself has a value. Spacetime acts as a sort of grid¬ — bending, warping, rippling, changing as anything interacts with it.' (Alicia Sometimes Editorial introduction)
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