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Actually, the answer is "mu", since, as I said in post #13 just now, gravity is not a force in GR. However, the question can be...
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With respect, your 2nd question is a little vague, as it's actually asking two different things: 1. Does gravity change the direction...
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Where? Question 1 or 2 ? How ?
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I didn't find anything relevant to question 2
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See post #2. What part of it did you not understand?
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How the gravitational pull of object B "knows" where object A is and vice versa. The path of light is "straight" in curved space-time. I...
Saturday, 6:37 AM
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Why?
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The direction should be orthogonal (at 90 degrees) to the gravity wave front. Both electromagnetic and gravitational waves move at the...
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Reading the article, GRAVITY BENDING GRAVITY: ARE ANY OF THE O3A LIGOVIRGO DETECTIONS GRAVITATIONALLY LENSED? I think about the...
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Which theory of time is the most evidence-based?
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Spacetime is the geometry of the universe. There is no reason that geometry should be made of something. Geometry is part of both vacuum...
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Space-time is a coordinate system. There are 4 numbers for each coordinate. Three for space and one for time. Some laconic answer would...
May 11, 2024
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Time and space as separate categories are a relic from the time before the theory of relativity. These are philosophical questions from...
May 11, 2024
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Here's a neat alternative that includes an idea that can be very useful. Imagine that whatever happens we always play at least 6...
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A better technique than stepping through each point is to note that a player has three scores that win a game (except where the game...
Apr 28, 2024
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In my opinion two parameters are needed: p - the probability that the first (red) player wins on his serve q - for the other player...
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