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A visualization showing how gravity curves spacetime [🎞️ Daniel Ibarra]

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TheRealVerbz (Jason Verbelli)vor 8 Monaten

Complete nonsense. There is no space time to curve. The idea of space-time was invented by Einstein. It ruined the world for 120 years. Catastrophic failure. No space-time As Einstein himself wrote in a letter to Erwin Finley-Freundlich in August of 1913: "Wenn die Lichtgeschwindigkeit auch nur ein bißchen von der Geschwindigkeit der Lichtquelle abhängig ist, dann ist meine ganze Relativitätstheorie und Gravitationstheorie falsch." "If the velocity of light is even a little bit dependent upon the velocity of the light source, then my entire theory of Relativity and theory of Gravitation is false." It turns out the velocity of light is indeed dependent upon the velocity of the light source. Here is exactly why. Doppler Effect Misnomer 2: Doppler Effect Misnomer 3: Michaelson-Morley's Interferometer Experiments: The Fallacy of Fringe Shifts: How Light Actually Behaves (And More!) - Thread The 4th Law of Thermodynamics: Gravity is Not Electric.
Gravity is Not Space-Time Curvature:

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Don Manogadonvor 8 Monaten

Nice 3D representation. GR has been proven beyond all doubt. It took me a few years but I have slowly got my head around it, even the math. One question still bakes my noodle. How the FUCK did Einstein know? I mean it is so counterintuitive. What was the giveaway?

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Yovovor 8 Monaten

Mass bends spacetime and gravity is the bended spacesetime itself. Think of it as a track and we fall when there is a bending and we float when it’s not bended. Literally earth’s crust prevents us from falling to the core of the planet. There is no attraction but free fall

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Paul Blanchardvor 8 Monaten

Gravity does NOT bend space-time. Gravity is the RESULT of the warping of space-time by mass.

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Bob Thibadeauvor 8 Monaten

very nice. Now, if you just add in relativity so we can move the rest frame and speed up parts of the system.

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Yours Trulyvor 8 Monaten

Whoa, this actually makes the whole “gravity bending spacetime” idea way easier to picture ,Mind officially blown.

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Barrakvor 8 Monaten

Einstein told us gravity isn't a force but a curve in spacetime, and this visualization finally makes that click visually. The universe bends reality itself around mass. Mind blowing.

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davvor 8 Monaten

c'est point du tout comme ça :)

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Nichole Huntsman 🇺🇸vor 8 Monaten

Except that the grid is not the correct geometry. It's much more refined.

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hewaterGGvor 8 Monaten

This visualization is absolutely stunning! Daniel Ibarra nailed it. The rubber sheet analogy never sat right with me either - this 3D representation finally makes gravity curves intuitive. Science meets art 🤯

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Matthew Schluebvor 8 Monaten

Still searching for an answer to how gravity exists in the first place - what physical properties cause mass to be drawn toward mass? Curvature of spacetime might model the interaction nicely, but it does not explain what energizes the attraction of gravity.

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as ewe wi§h/ÊWEtōP@vor 8 Monaten

,@grok gravyteez=gött

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VTvor 8 Monaten

I wonder how einstein would have reacted to seeing his equations visualized like this. he described gravity as geometry but never had the tools to actually show it

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politically corectvor 8 Monaten

I always had an issue with the 'rubber sheet and two heavy balls' gravity demonstration since it had to use gravity to demonstrate it! This clears things up! Thanks.

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Marie Veverkavor 8 Monaten

Cool!

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Tim Samuelsonvor 8 Monaten

And likely light particles as well. They could be surfing on the plane of space/time as they follow the path of least resistance.

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S Paladevor 8 Monaten

looks nice, Just that earth also moves thru spacetime...

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Aravor 8 Monaten

Thanks 🤗so much for putting this up it help me work out a new way of looking at how black holes are formed! My new napkin theory is that black holes are anchor points ? Imagine space isn’t empty it’s like a giant membrane sheet, stretched tight, or fog like full of invisible threads. Drop a marble on it? It sags, threads pull back gravity. Small planet? Gentle dip, easy tug. But pile on a star, a galaxy’s worth? Threads stretch harder, start to groan. Hit a breaking point like 100 million suns and snap! The sheet tears, threads knot up into a black hole. As we see in big galaxies, the black hole is always at the centre of the galaxy. That knot ? It glues everything tight stars whip around way faster than they should, no dark matter needed. Dwarfs? Barely a dent. On space no tear, no knot, orbits stay loose. When two knots collide? Ripples—LIGO hears ’em. And for you physics guys , he is an equation for you. I was. Thinking up. Just rough. G = κ · (M / r²) · [1 + (M / M_crit)^3] M_crit ≈ 10⁸ solar masses where the ‘snap’ happens. Fits JWST’s black hole poor dwarfs, fast orbits around supermassive cores. Thoughts?

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Jason Wilsonvor 8 Monaten

Awesome 👏 @grok check this out, you should learn this simulate and add it to your data set

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Ilshad Khabibullinvor 8 Monaten

Maybe a better visualization would be where both objects move in space/time, and space/time is curving in a way that their trajectories are intersecting...

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Đỗ Đức Đạtvor 8 Monaten

Add the solar system it would be perfectly immassive

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Starlight Harmonyvor 8 Monaten

Gravity in wave form would be a better demonstration of the ripples in space time that shift and interact. It's a start though. Waves impact waves...all the way to brain waves and back. Reality is the infinite ocean of possibilities..not quite a matrix precisely...

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The UTWvor 8 Monaten

Nonsense. Theres no such thing as spacetime.

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TheBarrønvor 8 Monaten

Jelly

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Zedvor 8 Monaten

@grok analysier das video gib n zsmfassung erkläre was beschrieben wird

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Sanjayvor 8 Monaten

@grok what does it mean for objects when space and time is curved or bent?

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Cyrusvor 8 Monaten

The visualization have an error, the earth curve on bottom most be more deep

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Corbinvor 8 Monaten

Time is expressed gravity

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Julio Arturovor 8 Monaten

@grok don't you have an idea for using this effect?

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Billvor 8 Monaten

Similar to a test charge “q” in orbit around a large charge “Q”.

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SmartLearnXpressvor 8 Monaten

Amazing visualization

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Global observervor 8 Monaten

100% it’s right

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Ertilvor 8 Monaten

I swear, if we're in a simulation, I'll be fuming.

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