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Is the change in the effect of gravity when a mass moves towards or away from another instantaneous?
The discussion centers on the propagation of gravitational effects in relation to mass movement. It is established that changes in gravitational influence are not instantaneous; rather, they propagate at the speed of light (c). This conclusion aligns with the principles of general relativity, which dictate that gravitational interactions are mediated by the curvature of spacetime.
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No, it propagates at c.Einstein's Cat said:Is the change in the effect of gravity when a mass moves towards or away from another instantaneous?