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Re: Why does "curved space-time" cause gravity?: A better answer.

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Am 25.09.2015 03:01, schrieb benj:
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>> The distance is measured in run-length of light, e.g. in light-years.
>>
>> Now light is (in relativity terms) 'light-like', while mass/matter is
>> timelike.
>>
>> The opposite of timelike is spacelike.
>>
>> But space is NOT spacelike (even if this sound that way), since we use
>> light to measure distance (hence space).
>>
>> But what actually is 'spacelike' then?
>>
>> If we had a connection into that realm, this would look like a static
>> field, since such a connection would have no time-component. And that is
>> what 'static' means.
>>
>> Now we could do a trick and let a wave oscillate from timelike to
>> spacelike (and back).
>>
>> How would that look like?
>>
>> It would be a tiny mass, surrounded by a spherical shell of a static
>> field. That spherical shell is more or less the same wave, but of
>> opposite sign. And it has no mass (since mass is timelike).
>>
>> how does this look like?
>>
>> Well, actually the description seems to fit to an atom.
>>
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>
> Will you stop trying to think and just BELIEVE fer crissake?
>
> Science isn't about thinking it's about believing what your betters tell
> you.
>


This may actually be the case and 'science' is a actually a 'church'.

These believers have their high-priests, that drip wisdom into their 
brains (until this is well flooded with wisdom).

Unfortunately I do not know, since I'm not a member. Physics is more or 
less a hobby and my latest profession was to run a gallery.

So I do not know anybody to believe in personally, hence have to think 
myself.

And now I have found something and like those high-priest to have a look 
at my findings.

They gracefully bent down and whisper into my ears, that I shall f*** off.

So I leave my 'book' as it is and only occasionally mention it:

https://docs.google.com/present/view?id=dd8jz2tx_3gfzvqgd6

TH

> Space time is simple. Warps in space-time cause gravity! Just like warps
> in space-temperature cause global warming. Anyone can understand that!
>

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