How can gravity attract light even if light i.e photon does not have any mass
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gravity of earth attract the ray of light.
but it could not attract due to speed of light.
but it could not attract due to speed of light.
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Well, what Einstein said is this.
Gravitational force does not kust occur out of nowhere.
It happens because the space bends around objects having mass. Kind of like how a rubber sheet would bend due to putting a mass on it.
This bending leads to objects getting attracted towards the fold, like a marble falling into the little pit created by the mass on the rubber sheet.
This is how gravitational force arises.
Also, due to this space-bending, light bends when it passes through this space. However, to us it looks like gravity is causing it to bend.
Gravitational force does not kust occur out of nowhere.
It happens because the space bends around objects having mass. Kind of like how a rubber sheet would bend due to putting a mass on it.
This bending leads to objects getting attracted towards the fold, like a marble falling into the little pit created by the mass on the rubber sheet.
This is how gravitational force arises.
Also, due to this space-bending, light bends when it passes through this space. However, to us it looks like gravity is causing it to bend.
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