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New Theories / Re: What exactly is gravity
« on: 08/12/2019 16:46:08 »
If this is true, then:
"According to Einstein, your weight on earth is due to the fact that your body is traveling through warped spacetime”
Galileo Galilei wrote about the relative motion of objects familiar in his time:
"If you are in a closed room on a ship sailing at a constant speed and the ride is perfectly smooth, objects behave as they would on land. There’s no physical experiment you could conduct to tell whether you’re moving or stationary (assuming you’re not peeking out of a porthole). This is the core idea behind relativity, and is the same reason why we don’t feel our planet’s movement around the sun, or our solar system’s movement through the galaxy"
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If our weight on Earth is due to the fact that our body is travelling through space time, then Galileo's "closed room" theory must be wrong. In a closed room, you are not being exposed to space time directly. But it is not happening so.
Here effects of acceleration and Gravity is different.
Yours
Psreddy
"According to Einstein, your weight on earth is due to the fact that your body is traveling through warped spacetime”
Galileo Galilei wrote about the relative motion of objects familiar in his time:
"If you are in a closed room on a ship sailing at a constant speed and the ride is perfectly smooth, objects behave as they would on land. There’s no physical experiment you could conduct to tell whether you’re moving or stationary (assuming you’re not peeking out of a porthole). This is the core idea behind relativity, and is the same reason why we don’t feel our planet’s movement around the sun, or our solar system’s movement through the galaxy"
.
If our weight on Earth is due to the fact that our body is travelling through space time, then Galileo's "closed room" theory must be wrong. In a closed room, you are not being exposed to space time directly. But it is not happening so.
Here effects of acceleration and Gravity is different.
Yours
Psreddy