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blade_chong
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Hi guys, I got a question that has been in my head for a while.
Is the Newtonian gravitational force equivalent to the "tension" in the space time fabric caused by the depression of 2 masses? If it is equivalent, does it means that gravitational force does not act in a straight line but it spread across the curvature in the space time fabric? If it is not, then what is the Newtonian gravitational force representation in general relativity?
Thanks
Is the Newtonian gravitational force equivalent to the "tension" in the space time fabric caused by the depression of 2 masses? If it is equivalent, does it means that gravitational force does not act in a straight line but it spread across the curvature in the space time fabric? If it is not, then what is the Newtonian gravitational force representation in general relativity?
Thanks