Harnessing G-Field Energy for Mass Creation

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The discussion centers on the relationship between gravitational fields and mass, questioning whether energy from a gravitational field can be converted into mass. It is noted that energy within a gravitational field inherently possesses mass, leading to a debate about the distinction between energy and mass. The conversation also touches on the concept of fields, emphasizing that while fields themselves do not travel, they can exert influence at a distance. The mechanics of how a magnetic field propagates from a coil when activated is also explored, highlighting the nature of field interactions. The dialogue reflects a deeper inquiry into the fundamental principles of physics regarding energy, mass, and field dynamics.
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Can we turn the energy of a G field into mass ?
 
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cragar said:
Can we turn the energy of a G field into mass ?
Energy of a gravitational field already has mass. Any energy has mass.
 
I figured you would be the first to respond , so are you telling me there is no difference
between energy and mass , If the G field has mass then how does it travel at c .
 
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Fields don't travel.

And only objects with zero rest-mass can travel at c. They still have an inertial mass and gravitational mass.
 
to clear up my misconception about fields , when i create a B field by turning on a switch
to a coil of wire , how does the presence of the field get to a point away from the coil so that something far away can feel its presence .
 
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