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Thank you again for your of answering my questions. So.. well.. What is this speed of causality then? Can we put a number on it? Besides this all, I still can'
by BurnGpuBurn 8y ago
Thank you again for your of answering my questions. So.. well.. What is this speed of causality then? Can we put a number on it?
Besides this all, I still can't get anyone to give me a clear cut and dried answer on my original question. If gravity is instant in the Newtonian model, and that gives us stable orbits and all that, how does that translate to the Einsteinian model, where there's an upper speed limit of c? So, why would that even work, if the gravity of the sun takes 1au/c to get here and be felt by the earth? Or, is gravity somehow "above" this speed limit?