Re: "Is There a Force of Gravity?"

Tom Roberts wrote:
> Sue... wrote:
> > Tom Roberts wrote:
> >>Peter M. Brown wrote:
> >>>"Hosp" <hosp@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
> >>>news:e25ab$435a47f2$d8080e40$9126@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >>>>"Is There a Force of Gravity?"
> >>>Yes.
> >>The answer really depends on one's theoretical context, and has no
> >>seemingly-definitive answer like this.
> >
> > So... in the GR context, is the attraction and
> > repulsion between charges considered a force ?
>
> Yes. Only gravity is modeled as geometry in GR, not electromagnetism or
> any other interactions.

OK... I see. It is *modeled* as a geometery.
Now that makes a bit more sense tho' it sounds
like a good way to get a tensor chasing it's
tail. (tending to infinity or zero when it shouldn't)
Thank you. :o)

Sue...

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> Tom Roberts tjroberts@xxxxxxxxxx

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