Recent content by gaurav_shade

@Janus Alright alright i get the point:approve: No need to use those 'offensive' quotes... I learned about space-time through the analogy of a trampoline... The bend in trampoline was compared gravity ... So i simply thought that maybe if we were to concentrate the entire mass to the...

@dave you said "the star's orbit begins to decay" doesn't increase in gravity a reason for that phenomena... - gaurav

well i got the idea from the fact that when the wannabe black hole is a star, it doesn't suck the other star's gas but when it becomes one, it literally rips the star apart{exagerrating}

well then why does the gravity of black hole increase, after all the mass even 'decreases' as the outer layers are shed off, and it is only the density that increases... and gravity does increase as it starts sucking the companion star and the distance{r} between them{2 stars} certainly...

all i want to ask is that wont the increase in density cause a bigger bend in space-time, and isn't this bending of space-time called gravity...

Keeping the mass constant, if we go on increasing the density of a body its gravity also goes on increasing, like what happens in a black hole,O.K.? But according to the formula F=Gmm/r(square) , only the mass of the 2 bodies is taken into consideration... Suppose 2 spheres are kept at a...