Gravity interaction is possible between

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The discussion revolves around the nature of gravity interactions, specifically whether gravity can act between electromagnetic radiations, material objects, both, or neither. The subject area pertains to gravitational theory and its implications in physics.

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  • Participants express confusion regarding the options presented, particularly between material objects and electromagnetic waves. There are attempts to relate concepts from the theory of relativity and the mass-energy equivalence to the question of gravity's interaction with massless entities.

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The discussion is ongoing, with participants questioning the nature of gravity in relation to electromagnetic waves and material objects. Some guidance has been offered regarding the need for examples to support claims about electromagnetic waves interacting with gravity.

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Gravity interaction is possible between:
A.Electromagnetic radiations.
B.Material objects.
C.Both material objects and electromagnetic waves
D.None

Can someone tell me its ans with reasons?
 
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Generally, per the PF guidelines, you should show your work or at least share your thoughts on the subject before you can receive help. So.. what do you think?
 
Im confused between b) and c)
Even objects without mass can experience gravity, E=MC squared (mass-energy equation ) related mass to energy. Einstein proved Acceleration and motion are forms of gravity in different inertial frames, the theory of relativity.
Am I right?
 
silent10 said:
Im confused between b) and c)

Then your reasoning should come down to whether or not you can cite an example of an EM wave interacting with gravity.
 

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