Unveiling Frame Dragging

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Most stars in our Universe are constantly rotating. In the presence of a rotating massive object, such as Earth, the spacetime in its vicinity becomes twisted or dragged along with the rotation of the object. This effect is a consequence of the object's mass and angular momentum warping the fabric of spacetime. As a result, the orientation of nearby objects, including other celestial bodies or even the paths of particles, can be influenced by this dragging of spacetime. This phenomenon is known as frame-dragging.

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Physics is dope.

[@amerlin388]

Seems to me that would mean the representation of space-time as a frictionless (and flexible) surface is wrong. Any reconciliation between the two.

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Oh, that's why my bread raises, thanks

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Space is made in a Hollywood studio.

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can you hear the spheres singing songs?

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They must have some tight NDAs signed in blood with 1st born collateral.

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​@@HonestAuntyElle Whose mind r u reading?😂

[@joshicune]

Einstein's GR is just another model. Too complex model.

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Occam’s Razor doesn’t mean a theory should be understandable to a preschool student.

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@@zoltanszabados8445 Truth is always simple. Einstein decided that light is corner stone of universe. In order to make light straight, he bent everything else. He is just in love with his own idea, and he spent life in making math model to support his idea. And when I said too complex I didn't said hard to understand. It is very complex for usage.