| Atropa wrote: |
| Ragedoctor wrote: | Things as simple as gravity, are they not faster than light speed? I mean the gravity of something, for example the universes core is affecting our speed right? But not enough and therefore we expand and dark energy speeds it up. Isnt that gravity faster that light, I mean its always pulling and if it was slower that light speed the matter from the Big Bang would have escaped its grasp and we would have been scattered long ago.
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If gravity was faster than light we would be able to "see" the gravity from beyond the event horizon. This would make the universe seem heavier than it is, and not lighter. Furthermore there is no such thing as the core of the universe. |
Gravity is just as fast as light (gravitational waves move outwards in the speed of light), so it does seem like there's a hard limit at the speed of light.
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