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2022-01-07 05:26 am (UTC)
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Well electric and magnetic forces can be described as distortions of space-time too. Really.
It's just that the equations are *different* for gravity. Don't recall details, it was a long time ago, and involved stuff like tensor calculus.
The late Dr. Robert Forward described a bunch of ways we *could* play with gravity that aren't that far outside the box.
Mostly a matter of engineering problems. Mostly needing to create hyperdense matter and stabilize it. Likely doable, but a major pain.
Check out his book
Indistinguishable from Magic
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no subject
It's just that the equations are *different* for gravity. Don't recall details, it was a long time ago, and involved stuff like tensor calculus.
The late Dr. Robert Forward described a bunch of ways we *could* play with gravity that aren't that far outside the box.
Mostly a matter of engineering problems. Mostly needing to create hyperdense matter and stabilize it. Likely doable, but a major pain.
Check out his book Indistinguishable from Magic