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ft_c
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Hi,
Just a quick question I can't get my head around... Say I have a big planet sitting in intergalactic space and I place myself somewhere in the vicinity, relatively stationary to it. So I am not moving, the planet is not moving, how do I then 'follow' a curve in space-time? Am I assumed to be already moving? Is space-time going somewhere? If so, how?!
Hope you can help!
Thank you!
Just a quick question I can't get my head around... Say I have a big planet sitting in intergalactic space and I place myself somewhere in the vicinity, relatively stationary to it. So I am not moving, the planet is not moving, how do I then 'follow' a curve in space-time? Am I assumed to be already moving? Is space-time going somewhere? If so, how?!
Hope you can help!
Thank you!