@blacksa160
One thing I have been thinking about is the distortion of space similar to this but the grid lines being displaced by the objects. So it would look more like the ripples of a rock dropped into a pond. The denser the object the higher displacement of space. I don’t know if that’s clear but it makes sense to me.
@Justin-bv3gi
Y’all remember when people used to argue with you online that Gravity isn’t real and it’s just a theory?
@MrHotlipsholohan
Tks, does this mean space and time can overlap ?
@Unlimited19yt
What kind of simulation represents 1 and 2 d but not 3d then to 4d
@Murphy_Gaspard
This is the opposite of geodesic deviation.. geodesic deviation is the supposed cause of downward bias. 😵💫
@chadkline4268
Terrible.
@universeio