Re: Gravity, does it have speed?
imagine having your own apartment, you come home from work and turn up the light.
what happens when you turn on the switch? is the place lit instantly or what?
Re: Gravity, does it have speed?
imagine having your own apartment, you come home from work and turn up the light.
what happens when you turn on the switch? is the place lit instantly or what?
Re: Liquid time?
I mean, is it possible... In your wildest dreams! that maybe, we do not know enough to say... that just maybe - time COULD be made of mass?
Re: Liquid time?
Of course light has mass! That's why it's so fascinating! This mass can actually move with the speed of light, while it doesn't approach infinity (the mass, I mean).
Light having mass conveniantly explains why it's beeing drawned to the black hole. (gravity)
But why then...
Re: Liquid time?
I like the idea of having a bottle of time, it would make me like, "a superheroic voodoo master causing disaster".
why does time change around ridiculous gravities and speeds?
is it possible, that time is constant and everything else changes? How does gravity effect time...
Re: Why In Heavens Name Faster Then The Speed Of Light
when speeding towards the speed of light, mass approaches infinity. This fascinates me also. why do you think this happens? Is it the speed, that somehow breaks the molecular structure and kind of inflates it? is it strictly singularity...
Re: Gravity, does it have speed?
Perhaps, the question was a bit weird, knowing that time as we see it, only exist on this planet.
We can only measure this kind of things here, in reality (reality - huh), time out there, by being near gravity field, surely acts differently than if the field...
Re: Gravity, does it have speed?
Perhaps, the question was a bit weird, knowing that time as we see it, only exist on this planet.
We can only measure this kind of things here, in reality (reality - huh), time out there, by being near gravity field, surely acts differently than if the field...
Re: Why In Heavens Name Faster Then The Speed Of Light
these are hypothesis.
that's why the first ship would have to be extremely long, and second would have to have extreme acceleration :)
also if the light speed barrier would have been breached, it wouldn't really matter how long it takse...
Re: Gravity, does it have speed?
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(\"preethi1986\")</div>
Well then, they don't pack their suitcases and take the highway!
I see it this way: We have point A, gravity beeing there and point B, gravity dissapearing. within point A there's a strong gravity field, as...
Re: Gravity, does it have speed?
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(\"preethi1986\")</div>
Well then, they don't pack their suitcases and take the highway!
I see it this way: We have point A, gravity beeing there and point B, gravity dissapearing. within point A there's a strong gravity field, as...
Re: Gravity, does it have speed?
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(\"StarLord\")</div>
OK, I find it hard to believe, that we're talking about the exact same moment that these effects are taking place...
I'd have to go with gravity traveling by speed of light...
don't really have an argument...
Re: Gravity, does it have speed?
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(\"StarLord\")</div>
OK, I find it hard to believe, that we're talking about the exact same moment that these effects are taking place...
I'd have to go with gravity traveling by speed of light...
don't really have an argument...
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