hi
This is some unusal post.
Today's breaking news is , Albert Einstein was correct in predicting that, gravity has its own waves. and it is all a matter os space time fabric , which gives gravity to a body
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/12150944/Gravitational-waves-Einstein-was-right-and-this-announcement-is-the-scientific-highlight-of-the-decade.html
Does that means , the force and pull equations (Newtonian ) are not useful in calulating gravitational pull ?
Any scholar in the field of relativity ( both special and General ) can please comment on the issue?
Amit Dave
This is some unusal post.
Today's breaking news is , Albert Einstein was correct in predicting that, gravity has its own waves. and it is all a matter os space time fabric , which gives gravity to a body
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/12150944/Gravitational-waves-Einstein-was-right-and-this-announcement-is-the-scientific-highlight-of-the-decade.html
Does that means , the force and pull equations (Newtonian ) are not useful in calulating gravitational pull ?
Any scholar in the field of relativity ( both special and General ) can please comment on the issue?
Amit Dave
2 comments:
hi
some interesting question answers about Gravitational waves for a layman are answered nicely
http://gizmodo.com/your-questions-about-gravitational-waves-answered-1758269933
Amit
Amit Sir,
Detectable gravity waves will be created by very big star or 2 blackholes collision only .
Those blackholes were tens of times greater than our sun. Smaller collisions will be
very difficult to detect as pull and force will be very negligible ( on the space in
our universe ) .
best regards
Santosh Phadnis
Bangalore
( now Maths teacher in schools )
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