Special Relativity as a theory of gravity...

On Jan 4, 4:56 pm, Y wrote:

This question relates to the idea of special relativity as
a theory of gravity.

The ticket to gravitation is gravitational time dilation. Space can
curve as much as it wants. As long as there is no gravitational time
dilation, there is no gravity. If space is flat, gravity can still
exist if gravitational time dilation is manifested. shrug

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On Jan 5, 2:50*am, Koobee Wublee wrote:
On Jan 4, 4:56 pm, Y wrote:

This question relates to the idea of special relativity as
a theory of gravity.

The ticket to gravitation is gravitational time dilation. *Space can
curve as much as it wants. *As long as there is no gravitational time
dilation, there is no gravity. *If space is flat, gravity can still
exist if gravitational time dilation is manifested. *shrug







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There is no flat space. It can curve concave for gravity,and convex
for expansion .The shape of the universe is "Saddle Shaped" This is
the heart of my space curved theory" TreBert

G=EMC^2 wrote:

This is the heart of my space curved theory" TreBert

crap

On Sat, 05 Jan 2013 06:49:33 -0800, G=EMC^2 wrote:

There is no flat space. It can curve concave for gravity,and convex for
expansion .The shape of the universe is "Saddle Shaped" This is the
heart of my space curved theory" TreBert

But you haven't told us about what holds up the edges of that "saddle"
when God sits in it. And what about astronauts sailing right off the edge
of the universe into the void? You need to learn my "wood is good"
theory!