Knowledge, the big bang, and more

river · Jan 21, 2021

Write4U said: ↑
It depends on the state of the object. If the object is in a stable compressed state, it's gravity goes inward toward the center of the source in the form of a spacetime warp. If the object is in a state of breaking apart (expansion), it's gravity goes outward from the center of he source in the form of gravity waves.
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To the galaxy , it is not stable my post#16 . All galaxies have stars moving outward from the source .

paddoboy said: ↑

Actually river is forever asking that question, as if it should mean something.
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The simple fact of the matter is that gravitational waves are analogous to throwing a stone into a still pond and watching the ripples propagate, then imagine that in 3 dimensions. They are simply ripples in spacetime.
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One directional wave . Outward from the source . There is no inward ripple , in spacetime .

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