Einstein explained gravity over one hundred years ago: He said it was warped space-time and told where to look for it, the bending of light in a gravitational field. He explained the bending of light was caused by space rising from the surface of the Sun, as space rises light coming from the background constellation passing close to the surface of the Sun, enters the rising space at a higher level on the far side, and as the space rises it exits lower on our side as it travels toward us making, the images of the stars appear as if they are at a wider angle away from the Sun (the gravitation lens effect). He also said time slows in the presence of mass, with rising space coming from the core of the Earth (our gravity source) we move farther, faster toward the gravity source than matter moves away from it. With matter moving toward the core, matter applies pressure on the core, anything put under pressure radiates heat (long-wave energy) in essence elongating the fabric of space vertically to the planet's surface which allows light to make longer jumps per second. Change in momentum lags behind the change in velocity. Matter does not pull on matter, we are decelerating on the planet's surface at the rate of acceleration that the core is expanding new space as the surface pressure is heating the core. Gravity is a change in uniform motion.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.I recall no mention of space rising from the surface of any star in Einsteins papers.
Interesting poetry, not science.
Even if you knew what you were talking about your post is at best misleading.
Willow_Wisp
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July 5, 2022
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(“The Evolution of Physics” © 1938 by Albert Einstein and Leopold Infeld page 220.
To imagine the space-time warp allowing objects to move farther in the same amount of time while coming from a massive object with a slower time rhythm: think of an object moving directly away from you, the light waves coming from it will Doppler shift, and the waves will be less frequent in arrival, but you will have witnessed the object move farther by your standard of light speed for the same amount of time. If you think of a second as the time it takes for light to travel a certain distance, that is now time plus greater distance. Sir Issac Newton said you move through space freely without friction, Gravity is the result of moving farther/faster through the rising elevators toward the slower time rhythm and then being stopped by the planet's surface, change in momentum lags change in velocity, which feels like deceleration/gravity. Gravity is the kinetic energy of momentum. Gravity is simply a change in uniform motion.
@euG5555 Just so long as you're not an "Electric Earth" idiot.
Errata:
- He explained the bending of light was caused by space rising from the surface of the Sun,
- and as the space rises it exits lower on our side as it travels toward us
- With matter moving toward the core, matter applies pressure on the core, anything put under pressure radiates heat (long-wave energy) in essence elongating the fabric of space vertically to the planet's surface
- we are decelerating on the planet's surface at the rate of acceleration that the core is expanding new space as the surface pressure is heating the core
- Gravity is a change in uniform motion.
racocn8
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Mass slows time which alters the distance matter can travel in comparison to less mass areas. Elements can be identified by the light they radiate due to the unique number and position of electrons in their electron energy-shell levels where photons are absorbed and emitted, resulting in dark spectral lines distinguishing each element. Using these spectral lines as light-wave-length markers; light-waves red-shift for each element when coming from a massive star, this means that light from specific elements travels farther in comparable length when coming from the slower time-rhythm with fewer seconds compared to the surroundings of a massive star. The fabric of space stretches as illustrated in gravitational embedding diagrams toward the center of mass allowing light and matter to move farther/faster using less energy toward the comparatively slower time rhythm.
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