Legally Faith :v_tg: :v_lb: on Nostr: npub1r4har…nu0jf I believe so, yes. How else would gravitational waves work? At the ...
npub1r4haruqqc6yq9zxz88chd55mpg7pgv3sl72x50fejklpgwv2ngnqhnu0jf (npub1r4h…u0jf) I believe so, yes. How else would gravitational waves work?
At the very least, even if space-time itself isn't elastic, you can think of all of the matter in space like a bunch of points connected by gravity springs sort of like the springs in a mattress. You can have "bounce" in that.
And with that I'm out. I've not actually studied enough general relativity to really be able to speak to any details. Certainly not to speak to propagation time.
At the very least, even if space-time itself isn't elastic, you can think of all of the matter in space like a bunch of points connected by gravity springs sort of like the springs in a mattress. You can have "bounce" in that.
And with that I'm out. I've not actually studied enough general relativity to really be able to speak to any details. Certainly not to speak to propagation time.