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Make it as easy as possible please.

>> No.8326726

you suck

>> No.8326727
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>>8326705
u go faster(run hihg sped) maek go slower(time)

>> No.8326735

>>8326705
Dont run too fast or your wifu will age faster than you

>> No.8326771

>>8326727
>>8326735
This is only special relativity not gr. The trampoline analogy is ok for this.

>> No.8326782

>>8326705
>Newtonian gravitation, just mass density is the source of the gravitational field.
>In General Relativity, both momentum and energy density are the sources of the field.

>> No.8326823

>>8326705
Local Lorentz covariance

>> No.8326841
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It provides a model for how the intrinsic distance between points in space (and time) is determined by pressure/energy densities in said space.

Intrinsic here means how the distances look within that space, e.g. if you walk on the surface or inside the volume - e.g. the poles of a unit sphere (pic related) are instrinsically pi unit steps (a half-circle) away from each other. Externally, he may say that the poles are only 2 unit steps away, but this "go though the ball" path is not part of what we look here.

The matter infleunced distances in out R^3 (or R^4, if you add time) can be played with in a way that e.g. you can drop the Newtonian 1/r^2 force completely, you can replace gravity buy a model that says things approach each other because their natual paths are such that their distances between them just shrink in stance over time.
The effect of 1/r^2 "force" is just an aspect of the metric/distance function.

>> No.8326850

>>8326705
It's all relative, man.

>> No.8327090

Yo mama curves spacetime

>> No.8327110

A rule book of the universe.

Maybe even some cheat codes for it that we've found out.

>> No.8327275

Autism.

>> No.8327874

>physics
>>>/x/

>> No.8327895

(−,+,+,+)

>> No.8327964

>>8326705
GR staities thost spacetome bendyd bie mass

Only used 1 word

>> No.8328023

[math]Ric - \frac{1}{2}Tr\left( {Ric} \right)g = T[/math]

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>>8326705
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

>> No.8328201

>>8326705

Space and time are actually two aspects of a single, unified space-time structure, and time isn't constant but instead relative to matter and energy.