Subject: mass and the bending of space
Date: Sat Aug 23 19:00:26 2003
Posted by Jason
Grade level: grad (science)
School: No school entered.
City: Wakefield State/Province: Yorkshire
Country: UK
Area of science: Physics
ID: 1061683226.Ph
Message:
1. If we have two separated masses with a high gravitational pull between them
(bending space), is the space between the objects stretched?
Also if we took this to it's limit, would light ultimately be stationary in
this stretched space?
2. If the mass of an object bends space, does it also compress space, where
light would be "seen" to be traveling faster than c.
Thanks
Jason
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