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From Newtonian theory massless particles wouldn't experience force of gravity.
Then from General relativity prospective gravity is ripples in space time due to a massive
body so other objects move in the straight path in this curved space-time hence this
objects appears to move in a curved path. Then what would happen if we have a massless
particle with no energy. As space time is curved (path the objects move is curved) shouldn't
it move in a curved path. If it moves in the curved path doesn't it mean that massless
particle also experience gravity. I am confused can anybody help.
Then from General relativity prospective gravity is ripples in space time due to a massive
body so other objects move in the straight path in this curved space-time hence this
objects appears to move in a curved path. Then what would happen if we have a massless
particle with no energy. As space time is curved (path the objects move is curved) shouldn't
it move in a curved path. If it moves in the curved path doesn't it mean that massless
particle also experience gravity. I am confused can anybody help.