06-09-2006, 02:22 PM
Hey people, you're just talking about Newtons definiftion of gravity, the attraction of objects in space right?
Correct me if i'm wrong...
But look at einstein's side?
Gravity is far more vast than the so called "attaction"...
It is like the property of matter in space...
Space without matter is like space without gravity, and if you placed a matter in space, gravity would occur.
The matter will cause distortion on space, say for an example, a cannonball on a taut sheet of canvas.. the cannonball would make a dimple on the canvas, thus, if you roll another ball, the ball will "come near" to the other cannonball because of dimpling on the canvas...
so to say it in 2-d in the canvas, and 3-d in the space...
Correct me if i'm wrong...
But look at einstein's side?
Gravity is far more vast than the so called "attaction"...
It is like the property of matter in space...
Space without matter is like space without gravity, and if you placed a matter in space, gravity would occur.
The matter will cause distortion on space, say for an example, a cannonball on a taut sheet of canvas.. the cannonball would make a dimple on the canvas, thus, if you roll another ball, the ball will "come near" to the other cannonball because of dimpling on the canvas...
so to say it in 2-d in the canvas, and 3-d in the space...
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