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1832vin
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last week, I've just gone through and reviewed myself with general relativity, and am confused, but in a good way; but this time, i had spaces to question it
so... what causes gravity again?
cuz apperently, mass causes gravity, which curves spacetime, but gravity causes mass to exist...? (microscopically); I'm not adequately familiar with quantum, but if you have a plentiful enough explanation, i might learn it in depth; but...
i thought mass is caused by particles (that are able to) interacts with higgs field, and (through some things), it looses energy, and mass is a result of it (actually, i also want to confirm that if you loose energy, idk where did it came from)
but if mass causes gravity, and gravity causes mass, then it's a positive close loop feedback system, where you'd get constantly increasing mass...
@_@"
or am i just totally wrong...
so... what causes gravity again?
cuz apperently, mass causes gravity, which curves spacetime, but gravity causes mass to exist...? (microscopically); I'm not adequately familiar with quantum, but if you have a plentiful enough explanation, i might learn it in depth; but...
i thought mass is caused by particles (that are able to) interacts with higgs field, and (through some things), it looses energy, and mass is a result of it (actually, i also want to confirm that if you loose energy, idk where did it came from)
but if mass causes gravity, and gravity causes mass, then it's a positive close loop feedback system, where you'd get constantly increasing mass...
@_@"
or am i just totally wrong...