03 Oct '05 14:38>
Originally posted by ark13Read Iamatiger's reasoning.
I'm pretty sure...
That was what led me to doubt my first choice. Then I looked it up.
The latest experimental results give the speed as 1.06c with 20% uncertainty.
Originally posted by ark13The experimental value is 1.06c but it has a huge uncertainty. It could be anything from 0.848c to 1.272c.
Cool. But if it's 1.06 c, then why don't people send messages with gravity?
Originally posted by XanthosNZActually you are totally wrong. NOTHING happens simultaneously
The sun is 8 light [b]minutes from earth.
When you fall off a roof you are not affected by the Sun's Gravity but by the Earth's.
However from my vague understanding of space-time and gravity I believe the effect would be instantaneous despite the complete crap you just posted.[/b]
Originally posted by ark13Didn't you see the 20 % uncertainty part? That means they are
Cool. But if it's 1.06 c, then why don't people send messages with gravity?