04 Jul 16
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Originally posted by josephwWhat's to blame for gravity?
That makes perfect sense.
What's to blame for gravity?
That's the sixty four thousand dollar question. Or it would have been in the 1960s, in today's economy it's more like the 64 billion dollar question. Gravity is directly linked to mass, but what exactly mass does to cause gravity is still a mystery.
04 Jul 16
Originally posted by lemon limeNah. As you say, mass (in particular the sun) causes space around it to curve. Hey presto, gravity at the speed of light dude.
[b]What's to blame for gravity?
That's the sixty four thousand dollar question. Or it would have been in the 1960s, in today's economy it's more like the 64 billion dollar question. Gravity is directly linked to mass, but what exactly mass does to cause gravity is still a mystery.[/b]
Where's the mystery Einstein?
04 Jul 16
Originally posted by divegeesterSince Newton himself couldn't, I doubt anyone else will be able to either.
If can explain it to your satisfaction will you be satisfied; if he can't will you continue to assail our senses with your mumbo-jumbo?
That being said, it doesn't have to please me; it simply needs to not counter reality on any scientific level.