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Gravitational Fields
When an object is moved away from another object, how do you calculate the time it takes for the stationary object to experience a change in the gravitational force due to the other object?
I know in electric fields we calculate the time taken for an EM wave to travel the distance between the objects to find the time taken for the change in force to occur.
Is there also a wave or something like that being emitted in a gravitational field?
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