Does Mass Have Latency? Investigating Colliding Galaxies

[sjbjava]

if mass has a latency the residual dimple in space / time of a mass could have leave a measurable furrow that becomes shallower over time. you could check colliding galaxies to see if this is true, the 'dark matter' will dissipate.

 

[granpa]

your first post and you just joined today.

your comment strikes me as being very naive (for any number of reasons). How old are you?

 

[sjbjava]

old enough to know i don't have the math or science to ask the question better. but an idea is still an idea

 

[granpa]

what grade are you in? How much physics have you studied?

 

[sardar]

I can say that the concept of mass having latency is still a topic of ongoing research and debate. While there is evidence to suggest that the gravitational pull of massive objects can cause distortions in spacetime, it is still unclear whether these distortions have a measurable latency.

In the context of colliding galaxies, it is possible that the collision could cause a temporary distortion in the spacetime fabric, which could eventually dissipate over time. However, it is also possible that the effects of the collision, such as the merging of stars and the redistribution of mass, could have a more long-lasting impact on the surrounding spacetime.

Further investigation and analysis of colliding galaxies, particularly in relation to the behavior of dark matter, could provide valuable insights into the potential latency of mass in spacetime. However, at this point, it is important to approach this topic with an open and critical mind, as there is still much to be discovered and understood about the fundamental nature of mass and its effects on the fabric of the universe.