Re:If gravity isn't a force, then why does it "need" a boson?
by moi2388 on Friday March 22, 2024 @11:48AM
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I sure can’t. But why would I want to measure speed increase internally, when it’s due to an external field?
Quick question, how would I even measure speed itself internally? I thought motion and speed was always measured relative to something else, why would an increase of these properties then have to be internal?
Not trying to be a dick, I’m genuinely curious. And yes, I obviously do not know anything about physics. Any explanation or link to a source to help me understand?
Quick question, how would I even measure speed itself internally? I thought motion and speed was always measured relative to something else, why would an increase of these properties then have to be internal?
Not trying to be a dick, I’m genuinely curious. And yes, I obviously do not know anything about physics. Any explanation or link to a source to help me understand?