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To: RightWhale
Yes. The gravitational field affects the flow of time.

I don't mean to be dense, but how do we know that it is not the other way around?

BTW: Thanks for the interesting posts, I'm on my way out for a while.

50 posted on 03/25/2006 2:17:28 PM PST by lafroste (gravity is not a force. See my profile to read my novel absolutely free (I know, beyond shameless))
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To: lafroste

Of course we should use whichever coordinate system seems most workable. For gravitational fields we have Riemannian space, and that seems handy enough. If time fields use the same kind of field, it would not matter as a practical thing. Whichever is convenient and attracts funding is the way to go.


52 posted on 03/25/2006 2:25:30 PM PST by RightWhale (pas de lieu, Rhone que nous)
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