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So I have a question.As GR states that gravity is a property of spacetime curvature.
So for example as the sun having the biggest weight in our solar system it sits in the middle "like a boss" , or in curvature it is the deepest and the other planets orbit it and are higher standing because being lighter? I feel this is not a very good interpretation but still am doing my best.
So if gravity is the property of space/time curving then if there would be no space/time there would be no gravity? Or gravity can exist without the existence of space/time.
The question is: Are they basically understood together or can we say that we could have gravity just from mass of an object but without the 4th dimension that I guess would be time?Thanks for your responses,
Girts.
So for example as the sun having the biggest weight in our solar system it sits in the middle "like a boss" , or in curvature it is the deepest and the other planets orbit it and are higher standing because being lighter? I feel this is not a very good interpretation but still am doing my best.
So if gravity is the property of space/time curving then if there would be no space/time there would be no gravity? Or gravity can exist without the existence of space/time.
The question is: Are they basically understood together or can we say that we could have gravity just from mass of an object but without the 4th dimension that I guess would be time?Thanks for your responses,
Girts.