Light speed and gravitational matrix

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Light appears to travel at a constant velocity in a constant medium/matrix. According to Einstein, gravity is the opposing force of displaced space/time matrix by mass. The more mass, the more the gravitational displacement.

Light is "bent" around massive objects.

Shapiro? says there is a "time lag" of light passing around massive objects.

Questions:

Why did the propagation of light in a matrix theory die?

Why can't the propagation matrix be the same gravitational matrix?

Why can't the time lag be accounted for by the slowing of light in a denser matrix?
 
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Not sure what this "matrix theory" you are referring to is, but time dilation is often tested in a vacuum, so it is very clearly independent of a transmission medium.
 
russ_watters said:
Not sure what this "matrix theory" you are referring to is, but time dilation is often tested in a vacuum, so it is very clearly independent of a transmission medium.

not at all clear to me as I don't know how you would evacuate gravity