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Old 09-11-2021, 18:43   #20
Dude111
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Originally Posted by bmxbandit
i'll try...:

movement of all matter distorts space-time. when something moves it creates gravitational ripples, that squish everthing in their path along one axis (and strech about the mutually orthogonal axis)

unless you're looking at an incredibly large mass (i.e. a black hole), these distortions are unbeleivably small, and so rather difficult to spot.
Thank you for trying to explain mate...

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Originally Posted by Maggy
Reading this has made my brain hurt...
Yes I couldnt follow it that much either but it seems interesting......
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