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shounakbhatta
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If I take it by literally meaning: Mass causes space time to curve. A rubber sheet where the mass is there, it causes the dent, the curvature.
So it means the greater the momentum, the greater the curve or the dent.
Now if we have a very big mass, I mean to say big in terms of size, the greater will be the curve and smaller the size, smaller the mass.
Is that so?
In that case where are the areas that would have a bigger curve on space time rather than smaller one?
-- Shounak
So it means the greater the momentum, the greater the curve or the dent.
Now if we have a very big mass, I mean to say big in terms of size, the greater will be the curve and smaller the size, smaller the mass.
Is that so?
In that case where are the areas that would have a bigger curve on space time rather than smaller one?
-- Shounak