Question

How does gravity affects spacetime??


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Answer 1

Answer:

1. Take a moment to observe the effects of gravity. Lift your arm and feel how you are compelled to drop it again. Gravity is always there—it’s stable, it’s permanent, it’s unchanging. Or is it?

For hundreds of years we’ve been able to predict the effects of gravity. But we had no idea how it worked until Einstein stepped in, painting a strange and unintuitive picture. In Einstein’s view, gravity is far from a static, unchanging force—it is a fundamental part of the structure of the universe, which curves and twists and ripples as objects move and rotate and jostle about.

The predictions of Einstein’s theories have been validated time and time again. And now, 100 years after the formulation of his theory of gravity, another one of its predictions—gravitational waves—has been directly measured, despite Einstein’s belief that we’d never be able to do this.

In this topic we’ll explore Einstein’s dynamic vision of gravity, including the recently measured phenomenon of gravitational waves. If you’re unfamiliar with relativity, some of these concepts may boggle your mind. If so, we encourage you to keep pushing onwards, as it’s one of the greatest journeys in the history of science.

2. The gravitational field is really a curving of space and time. The stronger the gravity, the more spacetime curves, and the slower time itself proceeds. ... Earth's mass warps space and time so that time actually runs slower the closer you are to earth's surface.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The answer is yes

Explanation:

You know that gravity is a curving of space and time,the more gravity bends, that much space and time gets bent.

so, IN order to understand it thoroughly let me give you an example

Take a copy and a rubber

Place the rubber above the notebook

Note down how much time it takes the eraser to cross the notebook

Then bend the copy And now note the time taken for the eraser to cross the notebook

Are they both the same? obviously not!

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