[ClearCase_guy]

His spatial relativity theory involves the String Theory, the Big Bang theory, quotes from Albert Einstein and something Boyd calls the "elemental particle." It is, he contends, the smallest possible piece of physical matter in the physical universe.

He claims that if he could break down space into these basic particles, they could be used for electricity.

Okie-dokey. How much energy would it take to break "space" down into the "elemental particle"? Or are we just blathering?

[Kirkwood]

Space is linked with time. You would have to break down time to truly break down space. This is going to be difficult because we don't have a clear understanding of time.