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Not remotely feasible. The overall curvature of the universe is swamped by local inhomogeneities until you get to scales that are much larger than galaxies. So
by jessriedel 7y ago
Not remotely feasible. The overall curvature of the universe is swamped by local inhomogeneities until you get to scales that are much larger than galaxies. So you'd only be measuring the curvature due to nearby matter unless you had proves traveling at relativistic speeds and were willing to wait millions of years.
- keymone 7y agoIf you know mass distribution between and around probes, could you account for it? or is it a case where we can only know the mass distribution by observing the curvature?
- sandworm101 7y agoWe cannot know the mass distribution that well. We arent even sure about planet-9, let alone things like dark matter halos.