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|    Y Porat to Gregor Scholten    |
|    Re: Does 'dark matter' has different den    |
|    13 Aug 18 18:36:50    |
      From: poraty149@gmail.com              On Saturday, August 11, 2018 at 6:43:41 PM UTC+3, Gregor Scholten wrote:       > Y Porat wrote:       >       > > so we see that       > > for gravity we need 2 **active physical entities*       >       > Which entities do you mean?       >       >       > > and mass becomes an ** active physical entity       > > NOT A PASSIVE PHYSICAL ENTITY ANY MORE ??!!       > > ie       > > producing forces !....       >       > Already Newton considered mass as producing gravitational forces, so in       > that sense, mass has always been considered as "active".       >       >       > > so how'suddenly ' active ??!! by what ??       > > while 'we....'see' in mass (until now)       > > just a passive physical entity ??!!       >       > Following you definition of "active", we have never seen a passive       > entity in mass.       -       ==================       if so       just give us an **explanation**:              HOW CAM A MASS*-( only by itself!!) - ** ACT **              in a distant location from itself ???       ===       TIA       Y.P       ====================================              [[Mod. note -- In classical physics this is precisely why we introduce       the concept of /field/, e.g., the (Newtonian) gravitational field.              In general relativity spacetime itself is the medium in which the       gravitational interaction propagates.       -- jt]]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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