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Does mass warp time because there is no time contained within the mass itself? (making a gradient like hot flows to cold sort of thing, except its time flowing to mass)
My assumption is that gravity is the measurement of the warping of time, and as you get closer to the mass, gravity is increasing, because time is warping more there.
My assumption is that gravity is the measurement of the warping of time, and as you get closer to the mass, gravity is increasing, because time is warping more there.