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TitleDistance
Author(s)Glenn Borchardt
Published inThe Scientific Worldview
Date2026-02-16
Subject areaPhysics
Topicsdistance, space, matter in motion
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"Distance" is an article by Glenn Borchardt published on 16 February 2026 on The Scientific Worldview, answering a reader's request to expand on the subject.

Borchardt argues that without distance there is no motion of matter, and grounds the claim in two of his Ten Assumptions of Science: inseparability, that there is no motion without matter and no matter without motion; and interconnection, that between any two objects lie other objects. Distance, on this account, is not an empty interval but the condition that makes motion — and so existence — possible.

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