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NotJimmy
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I'm not sure exactly how to phrase this question, but I was thinking earlier about electromagnetic waves being absorbed by atoms and 'slowing down' the speed of light.
Do gravitational waves propagate slower when blocked by, say, a really massive object? In the same way that light slows down when blocked by a medium like water or gas?
If not, why?
Do gravitational waves propagate slower when blocked by, say, a really massive object? In the same way that light slows down when blocked by a medium like water or gas?
If not, why?