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usncahill
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Message 11 of 15 (109535)
05-20-2004 10:15 PM
Reply to: Message 9 by Sylas
05-12-2004 3:23 AM


This space-time warping effect is kind of hard for me to grasp when applied to this experiment. I don't understand how the probe can measure a characteristic of Earth's gravity with gyroscopes since the experiment starts in the Earth's gravitational field (The gyros are already under the Earth's influence before the experiment begins). I have a moderate hold on the general ideas of relativity and mass' 'warping' of space-time. Can someone explain it better?

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