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Any thoughts on non-locality? Rate Topic: -----

#21 26 October 2011 - 07:45 PM owl 


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Can we not say that, until there is an explanation for how the force of gravity works, it is an example of "action at a distance?"

Whether or not it is universal, all masses mutually attracting all masses ( with force directly with massiveness and inversely with the square of distance between masses) and at what speed of propagation (lightspeed, it appears) are questions secondary to the thread topic question.
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