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Relationship between gravity and the time space curving; Dark matter?
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Relationship between gravity and the time space curving; Dark matter?
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Relationship between gravity and the time space curving; Dark matter?
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I have read recently read an article that the sub-atomic particle neutrino has been clocked at traveling 186415.0858983536 Miles per second (300,006 k.p.s.) which is faster than the speed of light which travels at roughly 186,282 miles per second. This is faster than the speed of light but, not by much. If this is true and does get proved, I am quite sure new mathematical equations will evolve to incorporate the new data. This could possibly lead to being a step closer to understanding more of what dark matter is and how it equates to everything else. From what I know of dark mater (or the lack thereof) couldn't this be similar relationship between Isaac Newton's theory of gravity and Einstein's theory of curved space time? From what I understand about the two is there is a lag in gravity the farther away an object is from our sun the less pull it will have of course to hold the planet in space. What keeps the planets in orbit is the curved space time in which a 'groove' is created by this propagation and is held into space by gravity. I read the articles and pieced them together that made sense to me. Are there computations to tie these two together? If there is, I would like to know what they are. I haven't got that far into math or physics aspect of it as of yet, but I am pretty good at formulating a spatial orientation and understanding the concepts. Any help would be gratefully appreciated!!
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There is an idea of 'non-interacting' neutrinos existing. If they exist they could make up for the dark matter.
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