Plural of continuum using English pluralization; multiple continuous ranges where elements blend smoothly into each other.
From Latin 'continuum' (neuter noun meaning 'something continuous') plus English plural '-s.' This represents the Anglicization of the Latin term.
The space-time continuum in Einstein's relativity revolutionized physics by showing that space and time aren't separate—they're woven together into one four-dimensional continuum that bends around massive objects.
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