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Originally Posted by vasquez
heard about this likeness of gravity, does it make sense to you?
space = ocean water
matter = an air bubble
under pressure the air bubble is compressed.
wtf?  |
I think a good analogy will fit into the old saying:
matter tells space how to curve and curved space tells matter how to move
if we substitute:
space = ocean water and matter = an air bubble we get:
Air bubbles tell ocean water how to curve and curved ocean water tells air bubbles how to move. That seems pretty senseless. Trying freeztar's:
marble = matter, sheet = space
the marble tells the sheet how to curve and the curved sheet tells the marble how to move
much better that
