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ajmalhamza
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Hi,
I am studying the theories of Relativity for almost 10 years now and it seems that I am lost.
1. First, when space could be curved by an object, then I would like to ask, how could empty space be curved? And even if this empty space is curved, how could something be 'pulled' or fall to the centre? (as this curved space is empty?)
2. If we have some curved object (say a plastic that's curved inside) out in space, where there's no gravity, then put a round object at the brink, would that object fall inside to the center of the curved plastic? And why?
Answers could save me some 10 years.
Thanks,
I am studying the theories of Relativity for almost 10 years now and it seems that I am lost.
1. First, when space could be curved by an object, then I would like to ask, how could empty space be curved? And even if this empty space is curved, how could something be 'pulled' or fall to the centre? (as this curved space is empty?)
2. If we have some curved object (say a plastic that's curved inside) out in space, where there's no gravity, then put a round object at the brink, would that object fall inside to the center of the curved plastic? And why?
Answers could save me some 10 years.
Thanks,