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January 5th 13, 07:50 AM
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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 [Rest of mythical viewpoints snipped] 
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