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All mass produces time dilation, and a reduced velocity of light isotropically, and for distant mass the effect is proportional to the inverse radius. In addition there is a radial reduction in...
13 May 2019 5,263 18 View
Higgs papers tend to be very complicated. An explanation for laypersons developed in 1993 and still often used is more like drag than inertia, and therefore unsatisfactory. See first link below...
16 July 2016 2,600 27 View
The Schrodinger experiment (intended to illustrate what he thought was the implausibility of a half-live half-dead cat state function, but now taken seriously by many) is modified to examine the...
11 May 2016 5,972 68 View
Given a metric in Schwarzschild coordinates, where instead of the usual gtt=-(1-2GM/rc2) and grr=1/(1-2GM/rc2) I have the following: gtt=-1/(1+GM/rc2)2 grr=(1+GM/rc2)2 What would be the...
10 October 2015 7,112 2 View
Static gravity, i.e. the Schwarzschild metric, depends mostly on the vacuum field equation: Ricci tensor = 0. Using notation from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deriving_the_Schwarzschild_solution...
02 September 2015 8,575 17 View
When antiparticles annihilate, all the energy from matter, EM, strong, weak and Higgs fields bound to the particles converts to a pair of photons, involving only EM energy. Across the moment of...
02 September 2015 9,638 74 View
I'm aware that the solution to xd/dxF(x)=F(x)(1-F(x)) is (1+1/Kx)-1, where K is an arbitrary constant. I'm looking for a similar equation with solution (1+1/Kx)-2. It's been a long time and I'm...
30 August 2015 4,354 21 View
Specifically, are they in or out of the plane of a scattering interaction (of which an orbit could be considered repeated scattering), and can they be emitted by mutually rotating objects between...
17 May 2015 5,488 59 View
Using the geodesic method, what is an expression for the light path, and the falling path of a mass, or at least the vertical (x) position of each as a function of time, with the light initially...
28 March 2015 1,966 3 View
In 1920 Eddington published a book Space, Time & Gravitation on general relativity which included an ingeniously simple derivation of light bending using general relativity. The book may be...
17 December 2014 2,011 47 View
A distant observer lowers a mass into a gravitational field using a tether. The tether may be considered massless and unstretchable (other than by relativity effects). If we assume the mass gets...
07 October 2014 9,072 15 View
There are a lot of gravity related discussions on RG in which bosons (gravitons) come up. Yet I know of no way bosons can create curved spacetime, which is a measurable fact in the solar system...
01 October 2014 4,107 30 View
The Schwarzschild metric coefficient, or time dilation factor, is (1-2GM/Rc2)-1/2. This is found by solving the Einstein field equations for a point mass. The effect of this particular...
06 September 2014 1,680 46 View
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14 August 2014 1,188 9 View
There is now an official NASA report of experimental results from Sonny White's team at JSC: http://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=20140006052 . There are many news media reports (some of which...
03 August 2014 1,873 40 View
GR was introduced along with the principle that not only is no coordinate system preferred, but that any arbitrary coordinate system would do. The complex mathematical machinery of covariance was...
02 August 2014 9,305 67 View
I am looking for a way to take a particle position, mass and velocity (including both regular particles and photons), and calculate an integrable delta V, delta position increment, given a simple...
21 July 2014 5,789 53 View
Wormholes, within the theory of General Relativity, are microscopic and short lived, but many serious physicists have speculated openly and hoped that perhaps with negative energy (as yet...
05 November 2013 3,496 5 View
