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Charles Cagle: The time-rate gradient field closer to the gravitational terminus (28-May-2002) |
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> > A gravitational field is a time-rate gradient field which is to say > > that one can use the heuristic model of depicting a monolithic > > gravitational source as having onion peel layers of gravitational > > equipotential surfaces where clocks on a given surface are all > > synchronized but that from the viewpoint of an outside observer clocks > > closer to the gravitational terminus run slower and clocks further away > > from the gravitational terminus run faster. > > > > I left this bit in because it is so bad. That's your opinion. But if you don't really understand a gravitational field then you might find its actual description to be at odds with any half baked concepts that you might have chosen to entertain. See, if you don't know what is right then you're just being an arrogant jackass by making value judgements about how I choose to instruct you concerning a thing I know about but concerning which it is a certainty that you do not. |
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