Question regarding the relationship between GR and SR
- From: count zero <countzero1942@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 01:42:06 -0400
I was wondering what would happen in the following (hypothetical)
scenario:
Say there is an extremely massive planet with person A on it and
person B is in a spaceship outside of its gravity field. (The planet
has no atmosphere and it isn't spinning.)
The planet is so massive that A's time-rate is twice as slow from B's
frame; and B's time-rate is twice as fast from A's frame.
Now say A wanted to leave the planet.
Would his escape velocity be 0.87c, where gamma=2 according to SR?
And if B nudged his ship into the gravity field and it went into free
fall, would its velocity, relative to the surface, be 0.87c just
before it smashed into it?
count zero
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